Golden State Warriors vs Toronto Raptors Game Player Stats and Box Scores for March 1, 2024

Part of the action-filled NBA night on March 1 is the Golden State Warriors vs Toronto Raptors. This is their second and final meeting this season. The last time the two teams played against each other, the Raptors got the best of the Warriors. Steph Curry and Co. are looking to even their season series with a win tonight.

The Warriors are coming off a 110-99 win against the New York Knicks last night. Curry had an amazing night, scoring 31 points and grabbing 11 rebounds. Jonathan Kuminga also helped with the team, as he had 25 points and eight rebounds.

For the Raptors, they recently suffered a 136-125 loss against the Dallas Mavericks. RJ Barrett and Immanuel Quickley had 26 and 28 points, respectively. Scottie Barnes had a double-double of 19 points and 11 rebounds.

Comimg to the game, during the first half, the Raptors led the Warriors. Barrett who led the charge with nine points. It was a total team effort, with Scottie Barnes scoring six points in the first period. For the Warriors, Curry was the one doing most of the heavy lifting.

The Warriors star had nine points after making three of his four attempts from beyond the arc. Klay Thompson, on the other hand, couldn't get a shot to fall and had a -9 in the box plus/minus. Moses Moody also had some easy looks in the first quarter, as he had seven points on 3-5 shooting.

During the second quarter, the game was fast-paced as the second free throw attempt for both teams happened at the 4:10 mark. During the final two minutes of the quarter, Barnes' hand was injured when he touched the rim as he went up to contest a shot. He left the game and rushed to the locker room.

Kuminga was a force during the second period, as he ended the first half with nine points.

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Golden State Warriors vs Toronto Raptors game player stats and box scores

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Golden State Warriors vs Toronto Raptors: Curry and Co. turns things around

The Warriors were trailing as they entered the third quarter. However, thanks to Curry, they overcame the deficit and controlled the game. The all-time leader in threes made three shots from beyond the arc on five attempts. It also helped that the Raptors didn't have their best player on the floor.

The Warriors took care of business as they won against the Raptors, with a score of 120-105. They have now won their third-straight game, as they move on to their next game, which is against the Boston Celtics.