Well, that is not how I saw it coming down in this game 4 of Toronto and Milwaukee Toronto

throughout the competitive portion of the game 130 or more offensive rating basically the

whole way.

And this now is a little bit of a change in the terms of series.

Maybe this is just a home win for what's been a resilient team, but this is the first

time it looked like they're going to be able to crack open this buck defense.

And it's also important to note at the outset that this was not the Raptors pulling out

of 130 offensive rating due to unsustainable 3 point shooting.

That is one easy way that a team can have an aboriginal game and really look, you know,

can be a fool's goal type game in certain circumstances.

Yeah, they did hit 24 or 27 free throws during the competitive portion of the game, but 14

to 39 from three.

This Raptors team can do that.

That's not completely ridiculous.

And a few guys had hot nights.

And remember that 14 to 39 that includes Norm Powell, the the prevent offense they were

playing, not criticizing Norm Powell for this.

It was just that the the Raptors weren't really getting much of those last few minutes.

It was a little bit better than that, but not not unsustainable.

And I think it was important that the Raptors were generating better looks all over the

floor.

I thought they did a better job getting looks in strict area.

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