FINAL SCORE: TORONTO RAPTORS 140, WASHINGTON WIZARDS 111
DATE: JANUARY 15, 2020 ATTENDANCE: 19,800 (Sellout)
FINAL SCORE RECORD HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS HIGH ASSISTS
Washington 111 13-28 Brown Jr. – 22 Bonga – 10 Smith – 8
Toronto 140 27-14 Powell – 28 Ibaka – 8 Lowry – 8
KEY RUN
Leading 77-68 with 7:38 left in the third quarter, Toronto scored eight straight points to extend the lead to 17
with 5:59 left … The Raptors led 100-76 after three quarters.
KEY STAT
The Raptors tied the franchise record for most points i n a game with 140 … Toronto scored 140 points in 2OT also against the Wizards on Jan. 13, 2019.
RAPTORS NOTES:
• With the win, Toronto improves to 27-14 this season and 15-7 at home … The Raptors have won
three of their last four games (Jan. 8-17) and are now 4-3 in the month of January … Toronto plays the
second game of a back-to-back set tomorrow night in Minnesota.
• The Raptors have won seven in a row vs. Washington, including five straight games at home …
• Toronto made a franchise record 22 three-point field goals … The Raptors shot .512 (22-for-43) from
beyond the arc.
• The Raptors tied a season best with 16 steals … Toronto forced 28 turnovers which led to 30 points.
• Toronto outscored Washington 58-40 in the paint and 34-19 on the fast-break.
• The Raptors finished with 34 assists, their fourth straight game with at least 30 assists.
• Norman Powell led all scorers with 28 points in 30 minutes off the bench … Powell has scored 20 or
more points in all three games since returning from a left shoulder injury, averaging 23.7 points.
• Terence Davis ll tied a career high with 23 points in 24 minutes as a reserve.
• Marc Gasol scored a season-high 20 points … Gasol tied a career high with six three-point field goals
… He added six rebounds and five assists in 29 minutes.
• The Raptors had seven players score double figures – Powell (28), Davis ll (23), Gasol (20), OG
Anunoby (18), Serge Ibaka (15), Pascal Siakam (12) and Kyle Lowry (11).
WIZARDS NOTES:
• With the loss, Washington falls to 13-28 on the season and 5-17 on the road … The Wizards have
dropped three in a row (Jan. 12-17) and are now 3-6 in January … Washington’s next game is Monday afternoon when they host Detroit.
• Troy Brown Jr. paced the Wizards in scoring for the second time this season with 22 points in 26
minutes off the bench … Brown reached the 20-point plateau for the fourth time this season.
• Isaac Bonga recorded his first career double-double with career highs of 17 points and 10 rebounds in
29 minutes … Bonga scored 10 or more for the third time this season.
• The Wizards had six players score in double digits – Brown Jr. (22), Bonga (17), Bradley Beal (14), Davis Bertans (12), Ish Smith (12) and Anzejs Pasecniks (11).
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