Did you miss this? The Raptors and the Celtics exchanged emotional words after a double-overtime thriller! NBAPlayoffs WholeNewGame
Kyle Lowry unleashed 33 points and Norman Powell added 23 off the bench as defending champion Toronto bagged a series-levelling 125-122 double overtime victory over Boston in the NBA playoffs on Wednesday, September 9 .
"I pride myself on making winning plays. The game called on me to be aggressive and that's what I did. It's what I play for. It's what I pride myself in playing for." "We didn't play as poised as we needed to down the stretch," said Boston's Jaylen Brown."We didn't take care of the ball as well as we needed to. We had some turnovers that just killed us.
"It was a hard-played tough game. Could have gone either way," said Celtics coach Brad Stevens."Great basketball game. Right now, put some ice on your legs and get ready for Friday." The Raptors won their first NBA crown last season but NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Kawhi Leonard left in the off-season for the Los Angeles Clippers, who are playing the Denver Nuggets in the other Western Conference semifinal series.A Theis dunk lifted the Celtics level at 98-98 with two minutes remaining in regulation time.
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