Warriors vs. Raptors – Game Summary – November 30, 2018

TORONTO – Kawhi Leonard scored 37 points last season, Pascal Siakam had a career-high 26 points and the Toronto Raptors defeated Kevin Durant's 51 points to beat the 131-128 Golden State Warriors in overtime on Thursday evening. their winning streak at seven.

Kyle Lowry had 10 points and 12 assists, Serge Ibaka scored 20 points and Danny Green scored 13 while the Raptors ended an eight-game losing streak against Golden State and won a contest presented as a possible preview of the NBA finals.

Toronto improved its league leader record to 19-4.

Durant scored 40 or more goals in three consecutive games for the first time, finishing with his highest total of the season. He also had 11 rebounds and six assists.

Klay Thompson scored 23 points and Jonas Jerebko scored 16 of his 20 goals in the fourth quarter and overtime, but Golden State lost to Toronto for the first time since March 2014.

Lowry's third pointer with 55 seconds to go in the fourth quarter puts the Raptors up 119-113, but Durant responds with 3 in a row, including a tying shot with 8.6 seconds to go.

Leonard led and kicked Ibaka in the last possession, but the Raptors fat man could not get a shot before the buzzer, sending the game overtime.

Green scored a decisive point at 3:02 of the end of the extra session and Toronto added to his lead when Lowry stole the ball from Andre Iguodala, leading to a pair of free throws by Siakam.

Jerebko's dunk narrowed the gap to three but Toronto took another break when Iguodala was called for his trip. Siakam was fouled and made one, with Leonard taking the rebound on the second missed shot. Siakam was again the victim of a fault and covered it with another pair of the line.

Golden State was without star goaltender Stephen Curry, who attended the 11th consecutive game because of an injury to the left groin. Curry is expected to return to Detroit on Saturday.

The disadvantaged Warriors also lacked forwards Draymond Green (sprained right foot) and Alfonzo McKinnie (sore left foot), both of whom were seated for a seventh consecutive game.

Leonard scored his first six shots of the game and scored 13 points in the first quarter. Siakam added 10 for the Raptors, who gained 18 points in the lead and led 38-25 after one.

Thompson scored nine points on the second goal and Durant added eight while Golden State reduced the single-digit deficit. Leonard scored nine goals for Toronto, leading 67-58 at the half.

Durant scored a third quarter of 18 points with a 32-foot-3 pull-up, the last basket in 13 points.

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