November 12, 2026
Philadelphia 76ers 123 – Toronto Raptors 112
The Toronto Raptors suffered another disappointing defeat Thursday night, falling 123-112 to the Philadelphia 76ers at Xfinity Mobile Arena.
Despite a strong opening half and an outstanding performance from RJ Barrett, Toronto couldn’t maintain its momentum as Philadelphia rallied in the second half to secure the victory.
Game breakdown
First Quarter: Toronto 33, Philadelphia 24
The Raptors came out aggressively, attacking the basket and finding their rhythm offensively.
Toronto established an early advantage and took control of the opening quarter.
Second Quarter: Philadelphia 36, Toronto 27
Philadelphia responded with increased defensive pressure and improved shooting.
The 76ers gradually erased Toronto’s advantage, although the Raptors still held a 60-60?
The teams went into halftime tied 60-60.
Third Quarter: Philadelphia 36, Toronto 27
The turning point came after halftime.
Philadelphia took advantage of defensive breakdowns and began controlling the tempo.
Tyrese Maxey helped fuel the comeback as the 76ers moved ahead 96-87.
Fourth Quarter: Philadelphia 27, Toronto 25
Toronto made another push and cut the deficit to six points on a Jamison Battle three-pointer with 4:42 remaining.
However, Philadelphia answered with a decisive scoring run to put the game away.
Top performers
RJ Barrett – Toronto
31 PTS 14 rebounds. Barrett delivered an outstanding performance and led Toronto offensively.
Immanuel Quickley – Toronto
25 PTS
6 assists. Provided important offensive production.
Tyrese Maxey – Philadelphia
27 PTS
8 assists. Led Philadelphia’s comeback.
Joel Embiid – Philadelphia
20 PTS
Helped Philadelphia establish control inside.
What went wrong for Toronto
Defensive struggles in the second half.
Philadelphia won the rebounding battle.
The Raptors couldn’t contain Maxey’s offensive attack.
Missing Scottie Barnes and Kawhi Leonard hurt Toronto’s lineup depth.
Toronto struggled to stop Philadelphia during crucial stretches
Final thoughts
The Raptors showed plenty of promise early, but another second-half collapse proved costly.
RJ Barrett deserves credit for his 31-point performance, while Quickley provided valuable offensive support.
However, Toronto needs better defensive consistency and stronger execution down the stretch.
With four losses in their last five games, the Raptors need to regroup quickly.
Next Game: Toronto hosts the New York Knicks on Sunday, November 15.
