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Toronto's 118.2-Point Offense Tests Reeling Clippers

November 2, 2026 · 12:03 PM

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The 3-3 Raptors bring the league’s sharper profile into a matchup with a Clippers team that has started 1-5.

Toronto arrives at 3-3 and 14th in the power index, while the Clippers are 1-5 and ranked 26th, making this an early test of whether Los Angeles can steady its season at home. The Raptors average 118.2 points and have a plus-47 point differential through six games; the Clippers score 106.5 per game and have been outscored by 44. Scottie Barnes has supplied 149 points and 40 rebounds, while Immanuel Quickley has added 37 assists and made 18 of 51 threes, putting pressure on a Clippers defense allowing 113.8 points per game. Los Angeles needs Darius Garland, who has 125 points and 38 assists but 30 turnovers, to manage Toronto’s pressure and create efficient offense; whether the Clippers can contain Barnes and limit giveaways may decide the matchup.