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The Toronto Raptors lost 110-93 to the Los Angeles Lakers at Crypto.com Arena.
Raptors shot 7 of 32 from three, continuing a recent shooting struggle.
Sandro Mamukelashvili came off the bench to score 20 points.
Collin Murray-Boyles logged 25 minutes before exiting with a thumb injury.
Lakers' Deandre Ayton went 10-for-10 to finish with 25 points and 13 rebounds.
Lakers completed the season-series sweep over Toronto thanks to Ayton's efficiency.
Fourth-quarter offense faltered as Toronto trailed late in the game.
Brandon Ingram is misattributed in the source image caption and not central to the game recap.
The Lakers' win was aided by a balanced performance from the starting five.

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Redick praised the Raptors for speed, paint play and disruptive defense this season.
Redick complimented Brandon Ingram’s love for basketball and work ethic.
The article links Ingram to the Raptors and his past with the Lakers trade context.
Redick is described as a respected coach in the league and his praise signals the Raptors' positive direction.
The piece notes upcoming game timing and viewing options against the Golden State Warriors.
The article frames Toronto as a top Eastern Conference team despite recent struggles.
The article connects Raptors' defense to deflections and turnover generation.
Redick references the Raptors' ongoing development as a sign of progress.
The article attributes praise to Redick via Grange, via Sportsnet.

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Golden State extended its four-game win streak with a home win over Toronto in San Francisco.
Warriors rely on home performance, with 17-6 record at home this season helping momentum.
Raptors' road record stood at 12-9, with Jakob Poeltl contributing on the boards before injuries.
Raptors lost key players to injuries, including Jakob Poeltl, affecting roster depth.
Immanuel Quickley and Scottie Barnes were noted as recent standout performers for the Raptors.
Last meeting between teams ended with a Raptors overtime win on Dec. 28, 2025.
Warriors averaged 28.8 assists per game this season and 120.3 points in their last 10 games.
The article notes ongoing coverage and analysis from AP News and data from Sportradar.

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