Raptors Rally Past Clippers 125–118 in Dramatic Fourth-Quarter Comeback
November 2· Intuit Dome · Inglewood, California
Raptors 125 @ Clippers 118
The Toronto Raptors delivered a spectacular fourth-quarter comeback on Monday night, erasing a double-digit deficit to defeat the LA Clippers 125–118.
Toronto’s explosive final period transformed a difficult road game into an important victory, extending the Clippers’ losing streak to six games.
Game story: Toronto finishes with a statement
The Raptors struggled to contain Los Angeles early, trailing 33–22 after the opening quarter and 63–52 at halftime.
The Clippers continued to maintain control through the third period, taking a 91–78 advantage into the final 12 minutes.
Toronto then produced its best basketball of the night.
The Raptors scored 47 points in the fourth quarter, shooting 61.9% from the field while steadily cutting into the deficit.
The comeback was powered by aggressive drives, timely shooting and improved execution under pressure. Toronto’s leading performers
Immanuel Quickley — 27 points
Quickley led Toronto’s scoring attack and delivered 14 points in the fourth quarter.
His scoring and free-throw shooting helped fuel the late surge.
RJ Barrett — 26 points
Barrett provided a major scoring contribution, attacking the basket and helping Toronto stay within striking distance before the decisive final period.
Scottie Barnes — 22 points, 15 rebounds, 8 assists
Barnes delivered an all-around performance and scored 15 points in the fourth quarter.
His turnaround jumper with 2:08 remaining gave Toronto its first lead of the game, 111–109.
Collin Murray-Boyles — 18 points
Murray-Boyles supplied valuable additional scoring as Toronto’s offense found its rhythm down the stretch.
Key turning point
With the Clippers leading 109–103, Toronto responded with an 8–0 run to take a 111–109 lead.
Barnes’ jumper completed the turnaround, and the Raptors never surrendered the advantage again.
Quickley helped secure the victory at the free-throw line, while Toronto’s defensive pressure made it increasingly difficult for Los Angeles to respond.
Los Angeles Clippers report
The Clippers received a career-high 26 points from Kobe Sanders and 19 points from Isaiah Jackson.
Darius Garland finished with 16 points and eight assists, but his seven turnovers hurt Los Angeles’ ability to protect its lead.
Despite leading by as many as 16 points, the Clippers were outscored 47–27 in the fourth quarter.
Their inability to stop Toronto’s late offensive surge proved decisive.
What the win means
Toronto demonstrated resilience by recovering from a difficult start and delivering under pressure.
After falling to the Lakers the previous night, the Raptors responded with a comeback victory that improved their record to 4–3.
The Clippers, meanwhile, dropped to 1–6 and extended their losing streak to six games.
What’s next
The Raptors travel to face the Denver Nuggets on Wednesday, November 4.
Toronto will look to carry its fourth-quarter momentum into the next stop of its road trip.
Final verdict: Toronto’s balanced scoring, Barnes’ clutch play and Quickley’s late-game execution turned a 13-point third-quarter deficit into a seven-point victory.
The Raptors’ 47-point fourth quarter was the defining story of the night
