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Raptors set team scoring record for season opener in 138-118 win over Hawks
Toronto Raptors scored 138 points with 57% shooting and a 14-0 run to set a franchise opener record in their season-opening win over Atlanta Hawks.
- On Oct. 22, 2025, the Toronto Raptors beat the Atlanta Hawks 138-118 in Atlanta, setting a franchise opening-night scoring record.
- Fueled by efficient shooting, the Toronto Raptors shot 57% from the field and 69% on 2-pointers, fueling transition scoring and a late 14-0 run led by Gradey Dick.
- Scottie Barnes produced a multi-faceted game, scoring 22 points with nine assists while Gradey Dick added 19 off the bench.
- The 14-0 run helped the Toronto Raptors maintain separation; they never let the Atlanta Hawks get within 20 in the fourth, and both teams face rematches on Friday.
- Atlanta, meanwhile, must integrate new and returning players as Kristaps Porzingis and Jalen Johnson logged notable debut games while Trae Young struggled under pressure.
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NBA: Raptors set franchise opener scoring record in rout of Hawks
ATLANTA — RJ Barrett scored 25 points and Brandon Ingram added 16 points and nine rebounds in his Toronto debut as the Raptors ran away from the Atlanta Hawks for a 138-118 victory Wednesday night in the NBA season opener for both teams. Scottie Barnes had 22 points and nine assists and Gradey Dick scored 19 off the bench for the Raptors, who set a franchise record for points on opening night and surpassed last season’s high. Toronto shot 57% fr…
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