BOSTON—It was a delightful display of one-upsmanship, two great guards making shot after shot, play after play, a game on the line with basically every move they made. The Boston Celtics’ Isaiah Thomas got the best of Toronto’s Kyle Lowry on Wednesday night, dominating the fourth quarter of Boston’s 109-104 win as he so often does. That can’t happen with a guy averaging 10 points in the fourth quarter.”Lowry was no slouch, either. He finished with 32 points, including 10 in the final quarter, but he missed two big free throws. Patrick Patterson also had a big miss on a potential game-changing three-pointer and the Raptors just weren’t crisp enough, often enough.

Source: thestar February 02, 2017 03:30 UTC