Martin ended up leading the Nets with 26 points for game after shooting 7-of-14 from the field and 5-of-7 from three. The five triples and his total scoring output were each second-bests for his career. The Nets and Raptors each matched their next 10 points, keeping us tied at 104-104 as time trickled down to the 3:31 mark of the third.

There isn't much to cheer for in Brooklyn, but a few stats should at least lead fans to think the Nets have potential.

Unfortunately, the team did not make it out of the game against the Nets unscathed from an injury perspective, as wing RJ Barrett went down with a knee sprain that he suffered while completing an uncontested dunk in the third quarter.

Now with seven consecutive wins in a row under their belts, the Raptors will be tested again tomorrow when the Cavaliers are in town. It will be the second night of a back-to-back for both teams, which brings the chance for… wild hoops.

Toronto will try to keep its four-game home win streak alive when the Raptors take on Brooklyn. Sunday's game will be the second meeting this season between the two teams.

A male Toronto Raptors fan reacted in a way where social emdia thinks he was cheating while in the stands with a girl.

The Raptors' starters are improving and cohesion is obvious, but will their hot start continue if their opponents start to make 3s?

New York has ruled out Anunoby due to a left hamstring strain as he will miss his fourth consecutive game. With Anunoby sidelined, Josh Hart and Jordan Clarkson could be in line for larger roles, especially with Landry Shamet also being ruled out due to a right shoulder sprain.

Tyrese Martin tried to save the Brooklyn Nets, turning in a 26-point night off the bench performance. Everything else, though, looked far too familiar. Brooklyn fell to 3-13 after another slow start,