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Murray-Boyles Scores 22 in Raptors' Win

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Collin Murray-Boyles Shines as Raptors Take Game Three

In a thrilling NBA playoff matchup, the Toronto Raptors defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers 126-104. The standout performance came from rookie forward Collin Murray-Boyles, who scored 22 points on 11-15 shooting in just 28 minutes. He also grabbed 8 rebounds, 5 on the offensive end, and contributed 2 assists, a steal, and a block. This marked the first time a Raptors rookie scored 20 or more points in the postseason. Murray-Boyles attributed his success to the crowds energy and his fearless approach against tough competition. Coach Darko Rajakovic praised his aggression, rebounding, and team-first play, calling him a warrior. With this impressive performance, the Raptors aim to tie the series on Sunday at 1 p.m. on ESPN.

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Murray-Boyles Scores 22 in Raptors' Win

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On April 24, Toronto Raptors just smoked the Cleveland Cavaliers 126-104 in game three of the NBA playoffs. The big story was rookie Ford, Colin Murray Boyles coming off the bins to drop 22 points on 11-15 shooting in 28 minutes. He grabbed 8 rebounds with 5 on the offensive end, plus 2 assists, a steal, and a block. That makes him the first Raptors rookie ever to hit 20 or more points in the postseason. Murray Boyles said the crowd energy fired him up in his first playoffs taste, and he wasn't scared of the moment against tough competition. Coach Darko Rajakovic called him a warrior for his aggression, rebounding, and team first play. He's been steady all series with 14 points in game one, 17 in game two, and now this explosion, plus 15 combined rebounds over the last two games. Raptors looked to tie things up Sunday at 1pm in Toronto on ESPN, with Murray Boyles and the squad building serious momentum.

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