The host Golden State Warriors took down the visiting Toronto Raptors, 121 - 111, on Wednesday. Golden State (28 - 5) maintains the league's top record, despite leading by only a game and a half over the San Antonio Spurs. The Warriors have the league's highest - scoring offense, and showed their firepower again against the tough Toronto D. Three players scored 20 or more for Golden State. Reigning MVP Steph Curry scored 28 to go with seven rebounds and seven assists. Former MVP Kevin Durant scored 22 and added a team - high 17 rebounds and seven assists of his own. Klay Thompson scored 21. The Warriors finished shooting an absurd 57 percent from the field with 33 assists and 51 rebounds. Despite the Warriors' staggering numbers, the Raptors (22 - 9) kept the game close until the final minutes after a comeback in the fourth. Guards Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan each had fantastic games, scoring 27 and 29 respectively. Wing Terrence Ross came off the bench for 24. The team shot a poor 38 percent, but was able to remain in the game thanks to tough defensive play. The Raptors forced 20 turnovers while committing only seven of their own. The Raptors will visit Phoenix Thursday while Golden State will host Dallas on Friday.
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