The Toronto Raptors now sit one home game away from the NBA championship.

They thoroughly controlled the second half in this one using a 37-21 third quarter to take full control

led by double digits. Nearly the entire fourth quarter ended up closing it out 105-92.

And I think the biggest takeaway that I had was this Raptors offense carved up Golden State yet again.

What stood out to me was the Raptors doing really well offensively in both the third and the

competitive portion of the fourth quarter. The end was a little bit funky where they succeeded

in completely different ways. That third quarter was a series of different things but a lot of it

was just co-ye being amazing. In the third quarter alone he had 17 points, 5 of 8 from the field,

5 of 5 from the line. But then the fourth quarter was just a barrage. I thought wow we was fantastic

in that fourth quarter. Carving up the Warriors, getting the passes to the open corner,

three-point shooters, sometimes above the break as well. And the other thing I found interesting

was that the fourth quarter wasn't all that different offensively for me. Then some of the stuff

they did in the first half is just that the shots that didn't fall in the first fell in the fourth

and then the game was over. Stats from that second half, 140 offensive rating 63 points on 45

possessions. Four Toronto after they were miserable in the first half, scoring only 42 points on 49

possessions. And you knew that the shot making was going to turn around only two of 15 on three.

Some very, very good looks in that first half. As you mentioned, they went five of nine from

downtown. Coilunnerd personally set the tone with two three-pointers to erase the Warriors.

Tenuous four-point lead at the start of the third quarter. One got a pretty easy transition.

One Steph Curry and DeMarcus Cousins were just hanging out under the rim. Didn't get back on

D. He was open there. And then he hit one right in Dremont's face off a semi-transition ISO the next

time. And Toronto would eventually trail again by five midway through the third, but then it

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