Indiana Pacers 120-115 Toronto Raptors
WASHINGTON (Dispatches) - Indiana Pacers have snapped the visiting Toronto Raptors’ 5-game winning streak, after a 120-to-115 victory.
The Pacers outscored the defending champions 30-19 in the opening frame, while the Raptors took the second quarter with a single point margin.
The hosts went to their locker room with a 54 to 44 advantage, before the Raptors regrouped after the break and took a 79-78 lead at the end of the third quarter.
The Pacers fought back and leveled the match at 107-even at the end of regulation, and sent the game into overtime, where they came out on top in a 13-to-9 overtime win.
Kyle Lowry tallied 30 for the Raptors, while T.J. Warren bagged 24 for the Pacers.
The Pacers outscored the defending champions 30-19 in the opening frame, while the Raptors took the second quarter with a single point margin.
The hosts went to their locker room with a 54 to 44 advantage, before the Raptors regrouped after the break and took a 79-78 lead at the end of the third quarter.
The Pacers fought back and leveled the match at 107-even at the end of regulation, and sent the game into overtime, where they came out on top in a 13-to-9 overtime win.
Kyle Lowry tallied 30 for the Raptors, while T.J. Warren bagged 24 for the Pacers.