Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Raptors 905 120 – 112 Greensboro Swarm
Mississauga, Ontario — The Raptors 905 opened their home schedule in impressive fashion Wednesday night, overcoming an early deficit to defeat the Greensboro Swarm 120–112 at the Mississauga Sports and Entertainment Centre.
Led by outstanding performances from Tyreke Key and Malachi Smith, the 905 delivered a strong second-half performance to secure their first victory of the season.
Game Breakdown
Greensboro controlled much of the opening quarter, building a 29–23 advantage.
The Swarm continued their offensive pressure in the second period, taking a 64–60 lead into halftime.
However, the Raptors 905 came out with renewed energy after the break.
Toronto’s G League affiliate tightened its defensive pressure, improved its offensive execution and took control of the contest in the third quarter, outscoring Greensboro 26–17 to establish an 86–81 advantage.
The 905 maintained their momentum in the fourth quarter, scoring 34 points to close out an important eight-point victory
Leading Performers
Tyreke Key
36 PTS
13-of-21 shooting, four three-pointers. The game’s leading scorer and offensive catalyst.
Malachi Smith
31 PTS
Added 10 rebounds and four assists, delivering an outstanding double-double.
Tyson Degenhart
19 PTS
Provided valuable scoring off the bench
Nimari Burnett
13 points, contributing to the 905’s balanced offensive attack.
Three Keys to Victory
Second-half defence: Toronto limited Greensboro to 48 second-half points.
Tyreke Key’s scoring: His 36-point performance provided the offensive firepower.
Creating turnovers: The 905 converted 22 Greensboro turnovers into 28 points.
What It Means
The victory gives the Raptors 905 an encouraging start to their home campaign under first-year head coach Noah Lewis.
Despite surrendering 20 offensive rebounds and losing the overall rebounding battle, Toronto found ways to generate offence, force turnovers and deliver in the decisive moments.
What’s Next
The Raptors 905 were scheduled to meet Greensboro again Thursday, November 12, looking to build on their opening-night victory.
Final Verdict: A strong comeback performance from the Raptors 905. Key and Smith led the way offensively, while the team’s second-half defensive effort made the difference.
