Lakers Vs Raptors Live Stream: Watch Online Free 1:00 ET - Sunday Matinee As Toronto Looks For 9th Win In 12 Games, L.A. Hoping For Second Straight Win
Lakers vs Raptors live stream: Watch online free Sunday 1:00 ET matinee as L.A. goes into Toronto looking for its second straight win while the Raptors look to keep on winning.
The Raptors (20-18) vs Lakers (15-25) will be the second and final meeting of the season. In the first showdown, Toronto won by 12 points. Kyle Lowry, DeMar Derozen and Amir Johnson had 23 points or more with Johnson leading the way with 32 points from the power forward position. Watch the free live stream online as Nick Young will return for L.A. as he led the Lakers with 19 points in these teams first meeting.
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One of the reason the Raptors have won four of five and have gone 8-3 in their last 11, holding a commanding lead of the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference is Kyle Lowry. He has shot 50 percent of his 3-point attempts (36 for 71) in those 11 games, which ranks second among guards with seven or more starts during that time. His 3.43 assist-to-turnover ratio on the season also ranks among the best in the NBA, according to ESPN.com.
"He's playing at a high level," coach Dwane Casey said. "He's been a positive leader, he's doing the right things ... I'm going to keep preaching for him to keep getting All-Star consideration."
Lowry had 24 points, six assists and five rebounds to lead the Raptors to a 94-89 home victory over Minnesota on Friday. The guard hit a season-high six 3-pointers in a 7-for-12 effort from the field.
"I feel good," Lowry, who had 23 points and eight assists in a 106-94 road win over the Lakers on Dec. 8, told ESPN.com. "I'm just happy my team is winning, that's all that matters."
The Lakers won a tight one against the Celtics by scoring 31 points in the fourth quarter. The win snapped a six-game losing streak. Paul Gasol led the way with 24 points and 13 rebounds.
"We still have to do better," coach Mike D'Antoni said. "Let's not get carried away. It is one night and let's see if we can repeat it."
