The Raptors 905, after a recent victory, faced a dramatic collapse against the Grand Rapids Gold, losing 123-115 despite a promising 23-point lead. The team started strong, with hot shooting from Evan Gilyard and Charlie Brown Jr., leading to a 77-58 halftime advantage. However, they faltered in the second half, scoring only 38 points. This loss marked another low in a season filled with peaks and valleys, leaving the 905 struggling with a 13-17 record and just four games remaining in the season.
Head coach Drew Jones expressed frustration all season about the team’s slow starts, but they opened strong with a stunning 15-0 run, showcasing their potential.
Despite a 23-point lead and a blazing first half, the Raptors 905 faltered in the second half, scoring only 38 points and losing to the Golds.
Evan Gilyard shined with 27 points on effective shooting, while Brown contributed 29 points, but their efforts weren’t enough to secure the victory.
The Raptors 905 displayed efficiency in the first half with 66% shooting and a strong team performance, leading to a 19-point halftime advantage.
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