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Toronto Raptors vs Orlando Magic — 139:87, NBA

NBA
Sunday, March 29, 2026 • Scotiabank Arena
TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Total
Toronto Raptors38324326139
Orlando Magic2023251987

Team Statistics

StatToronto RaptorsOrlando Magic
3-Pointers13/299/38
Free Throws18/2216/19
Rebounds4436
Assists4120
Steals204
Blocks31
Turnovers1128

Box Score

Top scorers

Toronto Raptors

PlayerMINPTSREBASTFG3PTFT
Scott BarnesS28:22235152-22-23-5
J. WalterS28:0711603-53-50-0
R.J. BarrettS26:2824330-40-48-8
Jakob PoeltlS25:0311730-00-01-2
J. SheadS23:22122100-00-04-4
Gradey Dick23:1411311-21-20-0
Sandro Mamukelashvili21:1919402-42-41-1
A.J. Lawson19:1414224-64-60-0
A. Martin12:578411-41-41-2
Trayce Jackson-Davis10:384120-00-00-0
J. Mogbo10:382630-10-10-0
Markelle Fultz7:210110-00-00-0
Garrett Temple3:170000-10-10-0
Totals139444113-2913-2918-22

Orlando Magic

PlayerMINPTSREBASTFG3PTFT
Paolo BancheroS29:569530-50-53-4
Desmond BaneS26:3117322-42-45-6
Jalen SuggsS25:5513452-62-61-1
Wendell CarterS25:494410-10-12-2
T. da SilvaS24:3812301-51-53-3
Jevon Carter24:597131-51-50-0
Jett Howard19:069001-31-30-0
J. Richardson18:040430-20-20-0
Noah Penda14:233321-31-30-0
Moritz Wagner12:007411-21-20-0
Goga Bitadze10:116400-00-02-3
Jamal Cain8:280100-20-20-0
Totals8736209-389-3816-19

Game Recap

The Toronto Raptors delivered a dominant 139-87 win over the Orlando Magic, winning by 52 points in an NBA matchup that was largely one-sided from start to finish. Toronto’s pace, ball movement, and perimeter efficiency set the tone early, and the Raptors continued to widen the margin as the game progressed. Toronto’s offense was balanced and efficient, highlighted by 41 assists on 139 points. R.J. Barrett led the scoring with 24 points, while Scott Barnes added 23 as Toronto consistently generated high-quality looks through drive-and-kick action and quick decisions. The Raptors also won the three-point battle, hitting 13-of-29 from deep compared to Orlando’s 9-of-38. Sandro Mamukelashvili provided a strong scoring punch with 19 points, and A.J. Lawson added 14 as Toronto’s depth kept the pressure on and prevented any sustained Magic run. Orlando was led by Desmond Bane with 17 points, but the Magic struggled to keep pace offensively, finishing with 20 assists and a cold night from three. The result underscores Toronto’s ability to overwhelm opponents when the ball is moving and the three-point shot is falling, while Orlando will look to tighten execution and improve shot quality after a difficult offensive performance. Toronto also held an edge on the glass (44-36), reinforcing its control of the game on both ends.