Raptors' RJ Barrett OUT vs. Knicks due to concussion protocol
Briefly

Toronto Raptors swingman RJ Barrett will miss Tuesday night's game against the New York Knicks due to concussion protocol after sustaining a head injury in a recent match against the Los Angeles Clippers. This will mark only his eighth absence this season. Barrett has been a key player, leading the team in scoring and contributing significantly to their defensive improvements. The Raptors aim to maintain their strong performance, having won eight of their last ten games, while hoping Barrett's absence doesn't disrupt their momentum as they face the Knicks.
RJ Barrett has been ruled out against the Knicks due to concussion protocol after a hard spill during Sunday’s game against the Clippers.
Despite a strong season averaging 21.6 points, Barrett's absence raises concerns about Toronto's recent success, especially with a top defensive rating.
Barrett has been a reliable presence this season, leading in scoring and showing improved engagement on the defensive end, which has been crucial for Toronto.
The Raptors are hoping to continue their successful run with eight wins in their last ten games, largely thanks to their defensive turnaround.
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