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The Toronto Raptors defeated the Golden State Warriors 141–127 on December 28 at Scotiabank Arena, staying well below the Vegas total of 227.5 points. Isiah Quickley led Toronto with 27 points while Brandon Ingram added 26, as the Raptors shot 50.9 percent from the field and made 13 three-pointers. Golden State's Stephen Curry countered with 39 points and Draymond Green contributed 21, but the Warriors' 44.8 percent shooting and 20 turnovers proved costly. Toronto's balanced attack generated 40 assists on 141 points, translating to a 123.8 offensive rating, while holding Golden State to 111.1 on the other end. The fourth quarter proved decisive—Toronto outscored the Warriors 26–22 after controlling the first three quarters, while Golden State's third-quarter surge (36 points) couldn't overcome early deficits. The Raptors' defensive pressure, combined with Golden State's turnover-prone play, sealed the outcome. Toronto's win strengthens its playoff positioning in the Eastern Conference, while Golden State faces mounting pressure to stabilize its season.
