The Toronto Raptors kicked off six feet worth of dirt and dug themselves out of an Eastern Conference finals grave with a 99-84 win at the Air Canada Centre that handed the Cleveland Cavaliers their first loss of the post-season after 10 straight wins. The Toronto centre was called for a shooting foul. The third foul put Lowry out of the game again with more than eight minutes left in the half. This was essentially the formula that Toronto needed: improved play from their offence and the Cavaliers missing some open looks. Lowry, despite foul trouble, added 20 points and found his shooting stroke that had departed him in Ohio.

Source: National Post May 21, 2016 21:36 UTC