Toronto Raptors drop ugly 105-92 decision to conference rival Milwaukee
TORONTO — Kawhi Leonard’s 22-game streak with 20-plus points came to an abrupt end. Kyle Lowry scored just 10 points hours after being named to his fifth consecutive all-star game. Serge Ibaka looked so out of sync, he was trending on Twitter in Canada — for all the wrong reasons.
It was a rough night for Toronto’s key players. And it cost the Raptors both a 105-92 decision Thursday to the Milwaukee Bucks for first-place in the Eastern Conference, and Nick Nurse the honour of coaching in the NBA all-star game.
“I’m probably more concerned that there isn’t a little bit more solid play from our main guys than the fight,” Nurse said. “I’m more concerned with how we’re playing. I want to go out and play well, and I don’t think we played well tonight.