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Raptors Defeat Warriors 145-127 in Chase Center Showdown

Toronto Raptors26-19

145

Golden State Warriors25-20

127

Tuesday, January 20, 2026, 10:00 PM ET · Chase Center

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Who won Toronto Raptors vs Golden State Warriors?

Toronto Raptors beat Golden State Warriors 145-127 at Chase Center on January 20, 2026.

Who was favored in Toronto Raptors vs Golden State Warriors?

Golden State Warriors were the favorite at DraftKings, moneyline -180 (about 64% implied). The underdog won.

The Toronto Raptors secured a convincing 145-127 victory over the Golden State Warriors at Chase Center, marking their third consecutive win against the Warriors this season and extending their series lead to 3-0. This game showcased the Raptors' offensive firepower, particularly in the fourth quarter, where they outscored the Warriors significantly.

In terms of recent form, the Golden State Warriors entered this matchup with a home record of 25-20 and a strong recent performance, winning seven of their last ten games, including a four-game winning streak prior to this game. They averaged 120.3 points scored and allowed 112.6 points during this stretch. Their last five games saw them maintain an impressive average of 125.4 points scored, despite a loss to the Atlanta Hawks on January 12. However, the Warriors could not maintain their momentum against the Raptors.

Conversely, the Toronto Raptors, with an away record of 26-19, have been less consistent recently, recording a 5-5 record over their last ten games. They have struggled in their last two outings, losing to the Los Angeles Lakers and the LA Clippers. During this stretch, the Raptors averaged 111.2 points scored and 110.6 points allowed, with their last five games yielding an average of 108.6 points scored. The Raptors' recent form indicated a need for improvement, but they found their rhythm against the Warriors.

Historically, the Raptors have had the upper hand in their recent meetings, winning all three games against the Warriors this season. Their previous encounters included a 127-141 victory on December 28, 2025, and a 101-104 win on January 14, 2025. The Raptors' ability to perform well against the Warriors has been a key storyline in this matchup.

In terms of injuries, the Warriors were without Jimmy Butler III and Moses Moody, both sidelined due to knee injuries. The Raptors faced several injury concerns as well, with Nate Bittle, Alijah Martin, Chucky Hepburn, Collin Murray-Boyles, and Immanuel Quickley listed as day-to-day, all dealing with various injuries. The absence of key players can significantly impact team performance, but both teams managed to field competitive lineups.

The market had the Warriors favored by 4.5 points according to DraftKings, with a total set at 224.5. The odds reflected the Warriors' home advantage, but the Raptors' recent success against them suggested a competitive game.

Conditions in the Chase Center were typical for a January evening, with both teams facing the challenge of maintaining focus and energy in front of their home crowd. The atmosphere was charged, and the stakes were high as both teams aimed to improve their standings in the league.

As the game unfolded, the Raptors showcased their offensive prowess, particularly in the fourth quarter. Notable scoring plays included Buddy Hield's 30-foot three-pointer and Immanuel Quickley's 28-foot three-pointer, which helped the Raptors extend their lead. Scottie Barnes contributed with a running layup, while Jonathan Kuminga's three-pointer briefly gave the Warriors hope. However, the Raptors responded decisively, with Jamison Battle hitting a step-back jumper and Alijah Martin converting free throws to seal the game.

In conclusion, the Raptors' victory over the Warriors highlighted their ability to perform well in high-pressure situations, particularly against a team they have dominated this season. The game served as a reminder of the competitive nature of the NBA, where matchups can often yield surprising results.

Odds

Book	Spread	Total	Moneyline
DraftKings	GS -4.5	224.5 o -112 / u -108	Toronto Raptors +150 · Golden State Warriors -180

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Injury report

Jimmy Butler IIIOutKneeGolden State Warriors
Moses MoodyOutKneeGolden State Warriors
Nate BittleDay-To-DayKneeToronto Raptors
Alijah MartinDay-To-DayKneeToronto Raptors
Chucky HepburnDay-To-DayKneeToronto Raptors
Collin Murray-BoylesDay-To-DayFingerToronto Raptors
Immanuel QuickleyDay-To-DayHamstringToronto Raptors

Leaders

PointsBuddy Hield25Golden State Warriors
AssistsPat Spencer5Golden State Warriors
ReboundsQuinten Post7Golden State Warriors
PointsImmanuel Quickley40Toronto Raptors
AssistsScottie Barnes11Toronto Raptors
ReboundsSandro Mamukelashvili12Toronto Raptors

Recent form

Golden State Warriors

Last 10: 7-3Streak W4120.3 scored · 112.6 allowed per game7-2 at home

W135-112vs Miami HeatJan 20
W136-116vs Charlotte HornetsJan 18
W126-113vs New York KnicksJan 16
W119-97vs Portland Trail BlazersJan 14
L111-124vs Atlanta HawksJan 12
W137-103vs Sacramento KingsJan 10
W120-113vs Milwaukee BucksJan 8
L102-103at LA ClippersJan 6
W123-114vs Utah JazzJan 4
L94-131vs Oklahoma City ThunderJan 3

Toronto Raptors

Last 10: 5-5Streak L2111.2 scored · 110.6 allowed per game2-2 away

L93-110at Los Angeles LakersJan 19
L117-121vs LA ClippersJan 17
W115-101at Indiana PacersJan 15
L102-115vs Philadelphia 76ersJan 13
W116-115vs Philadelphia 76ersJan 11
L117-125at Boston CelticsJan 10
W97-96at Charlotte HornetsJan 8
W118-100vs Atlanta HawksJan 6
W134-117vs Atlanta HawksJan 4
L103-106vs Denver NuggetsJan 1

Standings

Team	Games behind	Lost	Streak	Win %	Won
Boston	-	26	W2	.683	56
New York	3	29	L1	.646	53
Toronto	10	36	W1	.561	46
Philadelphia	11	37	W2	.549	45
Brooklyn	36	62	L3	.244	20
LA Lakers	-	29	W3	.646	53
Phoenix	8	37	W1	.549	45
LA Clippers	11	40	W1	.512	42
Golden State	16	45	L3	.451	37
Sacramento	31	60	L1	.268	22

Box score

Stat	Toronto Raptors	Golden State Warriors
Field goals	51-86	47-91
Field goal %	59	52
Three-pointers	21-34	16-43
Three-point %	62	37
Free throws	22-22	17-26
Free throw %	100	65
Rebounds	37	36
Offensive rebounds	9	14
Defensive rebounds	28	22
Assists	42	28
Steals	7	7
Blocks	3	1
Turnovers	15	17
Team turnovers	2	2
Technical fouls	1	0
Technical fouls, total	1	0
Flagrant fouls	0	0
Points off turnovers	24	37
Fast-break points	23	5
Points in the paint	46	54
Fouls	22	20
Largest lead	30	0
Lead changes	0	0
Time in front	99	0

How the scoring went

3rd Quarter104-90Buddy Hield makes 25-foot running jump shot (Will Richard assists)
3rd Quarter106-90A.J. Lawson makes driving layup (Immanuel Quickley assists)
3rd Quarter106-92Quinten Post makes two point shot
3rd Quarter107-92Immanuel Quickley makes free throw 1 of 2
3rd Quarter108-92Immanuel Quickley makes free throw 2 of 2
3rd Quarter108-94Jonathan Kuminga makes driving layup (De'Anthony Melton assists)
4th Quarter111-94Gradey Dick makes 23-foot three point jumper (Jamal Shead assists)
4th Quarter111-96Jonathan Kuminga makes 7-foot two point shot
4th Quarter113-96Jamal Shead makes 2-foot layup (Scottie Barnes assists)
4th Quarter115-96Brandon Ingram makes driving layup
4th Quarter115-98De'Anthony Melton makes 7-foot two point shot
4th Quarter116-98Brandon Ingram makes free throw 1 of 2
4th Quarter117-98Brandon Ingram makes free throw 2 of 2
4th Quarter119-98Brandon Ingram makes 15-foot step back jumpshot
4th Quarter119-101Pat Spencer makes 23-foot three point jumper (Jonathan Kuminga assists)
4th Quarter119-103Buddy Hield makes two point shot (Pat Spencer assists)
4th Quarter119-105Pat Spencer makes 7-foot floating jump shot (Trayce Jackson-Davis assists)
4th Quarter121-105Scottie Barnes makes 8-foot jumper (Immanuel Quickley assists)
4th Quarter121-108Buddy Hield makes 23-foot three point step back jumpshot
4th Quarter121-110Jonathan Kuminga makes 9-foot floating jump shot
4th Quarter122-110Immanuel Quickley makes free throw 1 of 2
4th Quarter123-110Immanuel Quickley makes free throw 2 of 2
4th Quarter123-113Buddy Hield makes 26-foot three point jumper (Pat Spencer assists)
4th Quarter125-113Scottie Barnes makes 15-foot jumper (Immanuel Quickley assists)
4th Quarter125-116Buddy Hield makes 31-foot three point jumper (Pat Spencer assists)
4th Quarter128-116Brandon Ingram makes 26-foot three point jumper (Immanuel Quickley assists)
4th Quarter131-116Sandro Mamukelashvili makes 25-foot three point jumper (Immanuel Quickley assists)
4th Quarter131-117Jonathan Kuminga makes free throw 2 of 2
4th Quarter133-117Scottie Barnes makes 3-foot dunk (Immanuel Quickley assists)
4th Quarter133-119Pat Spencer makes 5-foot two point shot
4th Quarter134-119Immanuel Quickley makes free throw 1 of 2
4th Quarter135-119Immanuel Quickley makes free throw 2 of 2
4th Quarter135-122Buddy Hield makes 30-foot three point jumper (Pat Spencer assists)
4th Quarter138-122Immanuel Quickley makes 28-foot three pointer
4th Quarter140-122Scottie Barnes makes running layup (Jamal Shead assists)
4th Quarter140-125Jonathan Kuminga makes 23-foot three point jumper (Pat Spencer assists)
4th Quarter143-125Jamison Battle makes 27-foot three point step back jumpshot (Garrett Temple assists)
4th Quarter144-125Alijah Martin makes free throw 1 of 2
4th Quarter145-125Alijah Martin makes free throw 2 of 2
4th Quarter145-127Pat Spencer makes 2-foot driving dunk