Raptors Overcome Early Deficit
The Toronto Raptors secured a 125-118 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers on Monday, November 2, 2026, at Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California. The visiting team, who improved their record to 4-3, overcame a sluggish start to defeat the home Clippers, who fell to 1-6. The game saw a dramatic shift in momentum, with Toronto outscoring Los Angeles 47-27 in the final period to seal the win.
Second Half Momentum Shift
The Clippers held a 33-22 lead after the first quarter, fueled by strong three-point shooting from Kobe Sanders and Isaiah Jackson. However, the Raptors responded with a 30-point second quarter, matching the home team's output to end the half with a 52-61 deficit. The third quarter saw Toronto close the gap, with the visitors scoring 26 points while the Clippers added 28, leaving the game within reach at 78-91 heading into the fourth.
Fourth Quarter Surge
The decisive factor was the fourth quarter, where the Raptors exploded for 47 points. Immanuel Quickley led the charge with 27 total points on the night, hitting key shots to keep Toronto in the game. Scottie Barnes provided a dominant all-around performance, finishing with 15 rebounds and 8 assists. His physical presence in the paint and playmaking ability were instrumental in controlling the pace during the final minutes.
Key Performers
For the Clippers, Kobe Sanders led the scoring with 26 points. Darius Garland contributed 8 assists, while Isaiah Jackson grabbed 8 rebounds. Despite their efforts, the home team could not contain the Raptors' offensive surge in the final stretch. The attendance at the Intuit Dome was 16,044. The final score stands at Toronto 125, Los Angeles 118. This result marks a significant win for the Raptors, who now sit at 4-3, while the Clippers drop to 1-6.
Sources
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