Raptors claw their way to victory over Cavaliers, tie series despite shooting woes: Takeaways

The Toronto Raptors made a habit of winning ugly during a regular season that produced the franchise’s first playoff appearance in four years. They took it to another level Sunday afternoon.In a game where neither team could shoot straight, the Raptors ground their way to a series-tying 93-89 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers in a pivotal Game 4 inside Scotiabank Arena. Scottie Barnes drained six free throws in the final 34.6 seconds — part of an 11-2 Toronto run to close out the game — and the Raptors sent the Eastern Conference first-round series back to Cleveland tied at 2-all.Advertisement