Toronto Raptors Beat Atlanta Hawks 139-109

Abstract

Halloween evening bought very scary in Canada. The Toronto Raptors blew out the Atlanta Hawks by a rating of 139-109. Not solely was the end result disappointing for the Hawks, however the group confirmed indicators of regression.

Trae Younger adopted his greatest sport of the season up with an uncharacteristically off evening. Younger shot 23% from the sphere and turned the ball over ten occasions (a career-high in common season video games). The Raptors took a web page out of the Miami Warmth playbook and loaded up defensively to make Younger’s Halloween a nightmare. 

The Raptors had been even higher on the offensive finish of the ground. Regardless of enjoying on the second-slowest tempo within the league, they outscored the Hawks 43-10 in quick break factors. Nevertheless, as our buddy Brad Rowland of Locked on Hawks identified, they entered tonight with the second-most quick break factors.

Scottie Barnes was glorious, pulling down 5 three-pointers and ending with 21 factors, eight rebounds, and 7 assists. Pascal Siakam continued his reign over the Hawks, scoring 31 factors and grabbing 12 rebounds. Because of the Raptors’ dominating fashion, the sport was basically over by the beginning of the fourth quarter.

One trigger for concern is Onyeka Okongwu. The Hawks’ backup heart bought snarled driving to the rim and instantly grabbed his left shoulder. Okongwu exited the sport and didn’t return.

On Wednesday evening, the Hawks wrap up their five-game highway journey by visiting their buddies, the New York Knicks. Follow AllHawks.com for information, highlights, and evaluation.

Stats

Hawks Leaders

Dejounte Murray – 20 PTS, 9 AST

Trae Younger – 14 PTS, 10 AST

Clint Capela – 13 PTS, 5 REB

Raptors Leaders

Pascal Siakam -31  PTS, 12 REB

Scottie Barnes – 21 PTS, 8 AST

Gary Trent Jr. – 21 PTS, 1 REB

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