Raptors vs Pacers Impressive Historic 127-81 Win

Largest Win For Raptors vs Pacers Sets Franchise Record It seems like Raptors vs Pacers only sets the stage for historic franchise victories. Toronto came into Sunday evening after a 118-101 win against the Phoenix Suns. They would take on a tough Indiana Pacers side that would be without Victor Oladipo. The Pacers are coming off a 106-98 win at Madison Square Garden. Indiana sits 6th in the conference looking to close the gap on the Philadelphia 76ers and Miami Heat. The Raptors try and extend there lead at second place after a Boston Celtics win earlier Sunday. The unofficial start to the second half saw the Raptors take care of the Suns with relative ease. Toronto scored 67 in the first half and never looked back thanks to a 37 point 12 rebound effort from Pascal Siakam. Serge Ibaka was 6 of 10 from the floor with 16 points and Kyle Lowry added 10 assists and 5 points. It was good to see the Raptors come out strong after the Brooklyn nets snapped their win streak right before the All-Star break. There were reasons to expect a letdown game but it was far from it. Indiana took care of the helpless New York Knicks thanks to 27 points by T.J. Warren. Bobby Portis was good off the bench for the Knicks with 19 but it wasn't nearly enough. New York was able to hold Indy to 15 points in the first quarter for the 5 point lead but things fell apart quickly after. The Pacers scored 36 in the second and 29 in the third quarter to cruise to victory. Domantas Sabonis had 24 points, 13 rebounds and 3 assists in the win. Dougie "Buckets" McDermott added with 14 points going 2 for 3 from beyond the arc. Raptors vs Pacers will be a much bigger test for both teams as it could be a potential first-round playoff matchup. Toronto holds the season series at two games to one after an impressive home and home showing earlier in February. Serge Ibaka hit the winning shot in a 119-118 victory for the Raptors vs Pacers before a 115-106 win in Indiana. Oladipo would be out for Indiana and Norman Powell and Marc Gasol would be out for Toronto. Things Got Out Of Hand Quickly Raptors vs Pacers NBA Toronto won the opening tip-off and Serge Ibaka went to work. He scored the first seven points for the Raptors vs Pacers on way to an early 13-1 lead. Lowry and Siakam both hit 3's and Sabonis was 1/2 from the line. The pacers could not get anything to fall early and let the Raptors jumped out to the 15-1 lead before Malcolm Brogdon scored Indiana's first FG with 7:03 left in the first quarter. Toronto would continue putting the attack on the Pacers. They extended the lead to 21-3 with 4:00 minutes to go in the first quarter. It was an impressive showing for the Raptors vs Pacers. They were able to hold Indiana to 17.4% from the field in the first quarter. Justin Holiday was able to hit a 3 point shot to spark Indy. But they were only able to finish the quarter with 12 points. Holiday accounted for 6 of the 12 total points in the first quarter for Indiana. The Raptors vs Pacers were up 34-12 in what was looking like a dominant performance for the home side. Serge Ibaka was leading the way with 11 points and 6 rebounds. https://twitter.com/JoshuaGriffith0/status/1231836417703047170 Raptors vs Pacers Poured It On 2nd Quarter Sabonis and Dougie Buckets made shots for Indy to cut the lead to 34-17 but Kyle Lowry was able to stop the run. He walked down and nailed a 3 to bring the lead back up to 20 points. Both teams would trade misses before a scary situation. Jeremy Lamb was running back a turnover and looked to get an easy layup. Toronto's Terence Davis went up for the block and Lamb came down awkwardly on his left leg. It slides back and he was very slow to get up. He shot his free throws and headed for the Tunnel. We can only hope he is okay after that. https://twitter.com/JoshuaGriffith0/status/1231726440934043648 The bench stepped up for the Raptors vs Pacers as Rondae Hollis-Jefferson made a couple of shots. Toronto would get some timely three-point shots from Fred VanVleet and Kyle Lowry. that and some great defense helped them to a 63-32 lead going into the half. It was a dominant performance for the Raptors vs Pacers. The only thing would be if they could keep on the pressure in the second half. Raptors vs Pacers Keep Up The Pressure In The 2nd Half Sabonis and Brogdon were able to cut into the lead for visiting side Raptors vs Pacers. And after a Holiday 3 pointer, the lead was only 65-41 for Toronto but Nick Nurse took a smart time out to stop the run. Despite everything Indiana was trying to do to get back into the game they could not make there 3's and found themselves outmatched. A powerful Toronto side led by Pascal Saikam would continue the pressure in the 3rd quarter. It wasn't lead by the offense for the Raptors vs Pacers. An important shut down period on defense helped solidify the lead after the first half. T.J. Warren and Miles Turner were doing everything they could to make it a game but they had no answer for the Toronto Defence. It gave Nick Nurse the chance to bring in the likes of Chris Boucher, Terence Davis, and Matt Thomas. Thomas was amazing going 5 of 7 from 3 point land for 17 points. https://twitter.com/Raptors/status/1231748878573211651 Indiana did all they could in the third quarter to try and get back into the game. They were able to outscore the Raptors 23-22 and looked to make a 4th quarter push. It was all for not as the Raptors starters would come back in and seal things in quick order. Toronto held Indiana to 55 points through the first 3 quarters. Raptors vs Pacers Cruise To 4th Quarter Win And Look To The Bucks The Raptors vs Pacers were able to play their 905 lineups for most of the final quarter. Kyle Lowry started but quickly made way for Stanley Johnson. Canadian Chris Boucher had a strong night off the bench with 9 points 11 rebounds and 4 blocks in only 17 minutes of action. Both teams cleared the benches as the Raptors would break away in the 4th quarter. Matt Thomas and his hot hand from the 3 point land would help make things historic. Toronto would outscore the Pacers 42-26 in the fourth quarter. It was a massive win for the home team and will provide great momentum when they host the Eastern Conference-leading Milwaukee Bucks. Indiana will host the Charlotte Hornets on Tuesday night and will look to get back on track. Things could get gloomy after Raptors vs Pacers if Lamb is out for an extended period of time. Highlights Raptors vs Pacers NBA The Raptors had a Historical win Sunday night with a 127-81 victory at Scotia bank Arena. 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