January 27, 2025. Torontario, Can; New Orleans Pelicard Guard Javonte Green (4) defends the Toronti Bank Arena in the first half of the Torontorapters Center Jacob Poatr (19). Required credit: John E. SOKOLOWSKI-IMMAGN Image
Jacob Portol has won 21 points, 14 rebounds and three blocks because Toronto Raptors broke the New Orleans Pelicans 113-104 on Monday night and extended the NBA victory to four games.
Scottie Barnes added 21 points, 11 rebounds, 8 assists, and 3 steel to Raptors, which won six games in the past seven games. RJ Barrett earned 17 points in Toronto, and Chris Bookie won 14 points.
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Zion WILLIAMSON has earned 31 points in Pelican. CJ McCollum added 22 points, DejOUNTE MURRAY paired 21 points with eight assists, and Trey Murphy III won 14 points.
New Orleans’s Willie Green was kicked out in the fourth quarter of discussions with officials.
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Raptors led 17 points in the second quarter, and Pelicans took one point in the second half of the third place. The host regained control in the last quarter, scored 15 out of the first 19 points, and built 89-79 leads at 7:39 remaining.
The green was discharged at 7:22, and Barns led both technical foul shots and led Toronto to 91-81. Raptors laid up to 14 with Berns layup, to 103-89 at 3:25 remaining, and pelicans were not closer than 9.
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Toronto led 25-20 after one quarter.
Jamal Shead and Boucher three pointers gave R-Aptors a 44-33 lead and left 3:55 in the second phase. Dick’s three free throws extended the lead to 17 in the remaining 12.6 seconds. Williamson ended the first half with a free throw to reduce the lead to 56-40.
Pelican shot only 32.5 % (40 to 13) from the first half of the field, and Toronto shot 41.2 % (51 to 21).
The McCollum layup of New Orleans at 6:55 at 6:55 within 60-55, but the Brown jumper hitting the lead to 9 at 3:43 remaining.
New Orleans returned, cut the lead with Murphy’s three pointers, 2:13 remained third, and pelicans took 73-72 leads in 41.6 seconds remaining. New Orleans led 75-74 after three-quarters.
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Toronto’s Inmanuel Quickley (hip joint) and Kelly Orinik (calf) did not play.
Brandon Ingram (ankle) and Herbert Jones (shoulders) were out for pelicans. -Field -level media
