Nets Fall To Raptors 120-109 in NBA Action

The Brooklyn Nets’ 109-120 loss to the Toronto Raptors on April 6, 2025, was a closely contested game that showcased the Raptors’ dominance.

Toronto’s offense was firing on all cylinders, with the team scoring 28 points in the first quarter and maintaining their lead throughout the game. They ultimately won the game by 11 points, 120-109.

Brooklyn’s scoring was inconsistent, with 23 points in both the first and second quarters. They showed some resilience in the third quarter, scoring 26 points, but couldn’t keep up with the Raptors’ pace in the final quarter, scoring 37 points.

Key Statistics

– Attendance: 17,007 fans attended the game at the Barclays Center.
– Lead Changes: There were seven lead changes throughout the game, indicating a closely contested matchup.
– Timeouts: The Nets had three remaining timeouts, while the Raptors had two.

This game marked another chapter in the long-standing rivalry between the Nets and Raptors, which dates back to November 3, 1995. The two teams have a complex history, with notable moments including Vince Carter’s trade to the Nets in 2004 and their playoff meetings in 2007 and 2014.