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In Monday’s Brotherhood Playoff Action, Jalen Johnson and the Atlanta Hawks evened the series with the New York Knicks, 107-106; Tyrese Proctor and his Cleveland Cavaliers took down RJ Barrett and Brandon Ingram, 115-105; while Minnesota came back from 19 down to beat Tyus Jones and the Denver Nuggets, 119-114.
Johnson scored 17 points and had 8 rebounds for Quin Snyder’s Hawks, who tied the series 1-1 with the win.
RJ Barrett had 22 points, shooting 10-13/0-1, while Ingram scored 17 on a poor 3-15/1-3
night from the floor. He’s hearing about it, especially since he complained after Game 1 that he didn’t get enough shots.
Proctor did not get in for the Cavaliers.
- RJ Barrett speaks on Donovan Mitchell and James Harden being the Raptors’ biggest problem
- RJ Barrett Scores 22 Points In Loss To Cavaliers
- “Garbage,” “Most overrated player”: NBA fans blast Brandon Ingram after stinker in Game 2 amid comments about not getting enough touches
- Raptors’ Darko Rajaković defends Brandon Ingram after rough Game 2 showing
- Raptors throw kitchen sink, Ingram goes ice cold, and Poeltl hits the bench in Game 2 loss
- The Raptors Are Done If Brandon Ingram Doesn’t Show Up In Game 3
- Raptors’ Brandon Ingram should’ve been benched as Toronto drops winnable Game 2 to Cavaliers
- Raptors’ Brandon Ingram has ‘no quit’ despite another rough game vs. Cavs
- Cavaliers newbie is the secret key to Playoff success nobody is talking about
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