Raptors film room: Brandon Ingram's disastrous game
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Raptors film room: Brandon Ingram's disastrous game
"The Raptors defense reached a much better level, switching and blitzing more often, and staying connected as a 5-man unit linked by shared ideals of defense."
"The shot quality compared to game 1 was far worse, but both Harden and Mitchell were top class difficult shot makers, showcasing their skills with impressive shots."
"Barrett was imperfect, but indomitable in spirit, while Murray-Boyles was unbelievable for a rookie, contributing significantly to the Raptors' efforts."
The Raptors showcased improved defensive efforts, particularly in their teamwork and switching strategies. Despite this, they faced challenges as Cavs' stars, Harden and Mitchell, excelled in difficult shot-making. The Raptors' shot quality declined compared to the previous game, yet they remained competitive, trailing by only seven points at times. Barrett and Murray-Boyles made notable contributions, while Barnes continued to show promise. The series now shifts to Scotiabank Arena, where the Raptors hope to capitalize on their defensive improvements.
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