The Toronto Raptors couldn’t find their offense in the fourth quarter, losing to the Sacramento Kings on the road, 107-122. After three competitive three quarters, DeMar DeRozan and the Kings shifted gears in the fourth, while coach Darko Rajakovic and his Raptors’ wheels fell off in the final frame.
RJ Barrett led the Raptors with 23 points and got off to a hot start with nine quick points, but he could not generate enough offense for the team for the most part. Davion Mitchell had his best game as a Raptor, scoring 20 points and six dimes, including two trifectas.