The Golden State Warriors secured their eighth consecutive road victory by defeating the Toronto Raptors with a final score of 120-105. The game, which took place in Toronto, Ontario, showcased an impressive performance by the Warriors, led by Stephen Curry’s 25 points. The victory marked the team’s sixth win in their last seven games.

Contributing to the Warriors’ success, Jonathan Kuminga delivered a strong performance, scoring 24 points, while Moses Moody added 17 points. Klay Thompson, Chris Paul, and Draymond Green also made significant contributions to the team’s win, with Thompson returning to the starting lineup after Brandin Podziemski sat out due to a sore right knee.

On the Raptors’ side, RJ Barrett led the team with 23 points, followed by Kelly Olynyk with 16 points and 10 rebounds, and Jakob Poeltl with 10 points and 14 boards. Despite their efforts, the Raptors suffered their second consecutive loss, with Scottie Barnes also exiting the game due to a left hand injury.

The game saw an intense battle, with the Raptors initially leading 31-28 after the first quarter. However, the Warriors fought back, and by halftime, the score was 64-61 in favor of the Raptors. Both teams displayed strong shooting performances, with the Raptors hitting 49.1 percent from the field in the first half, and the Warriors achieving 44.2 percent.

In the second half, the Warriors took control, with Thompson’s 3-pointer giving them a 69-68 lead in the third quarter. Curry’s impressive 3-pointer further extended the lead, with the Warriors ultimately leading 93-83 after three quarters.

Despite the Raptors’ efforts to narrow the gap, the Warriors maintained their lead, securing a 120-105 victory. The game also saw Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins missing his third consecutive game due to personal reasons.