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Raptors rout Magic 129-99 behind Barnes' 28 points

Toronto dominated Orlando with a 32-point first half, led by Scottie Barnes' 28 points and Trayce Jackson-Davis' double-double. The Raptors improve to 3-1.

Cody Halloran· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

October 29, 20262 min read

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October 28, 2026

Toronto Dominates Early

The Toronto Raptors secured a decisive 129-99 victory over the Orlando Magic at Scotiabank Arena on Wednesday, October 28, 2026. Toronto controlled the tempo from the opening tip, building a commanding lead that the visitors could never threaten. The win improves the Raptors' record to 3-1, while the Magic drop to 1-3 on the season.

First Half Surge

Toronto’s offense exploded in the first quarter, outscoring Orlando 32-25. The Raptors established early momentum with efficient scoring runs, including key plays from Immanuel Quickley and Scottie Barnes. The gap widened significantly in the second quarter as Toronto’s defense held firm and their offense found rhythm.

Toronto won the second period 37-28, taking a 69-53 lead into halftime. By the break, the Raptors had established a double-digit advantage that effectively sealed the game's trajectory.

Closing Out the Contest

Toronto maintained its intensity in the third quarter, extending the lead to 101-76 before Orlando managed to trim the deficit slightly. The Magic scored 23 points in the final period, but it was not enough to overcome the substantial hole they dug earlier. The Raptors added 26 points in the fourth quarter to close out the 30-point victory.

Scottie Barnes led all scorers with 28 points for Toronto. Immanuel Quickley directed the offense with seven assists, while Trayce Jackson-Davis controlled the glass with 11 rebounds. For Orlando, Tristan da Silva top-scored with 20 points, Franz Wagner dished out five assists, and Wendell Carter Jr. grabbed 10 rebounds.

Final Whistle

The game was played in front of 19,107 fans at Scotiabank Arena. The Raptors’ balanced attack and defensive pressure throughout the night proved too much for Orlando. Toronto’s ability to score efficiently in bursts prevented any potential comeback attempts by the Magic. With this result, Toronto strengthens its position early in the year, while Orlando faces questions after falling to 1-3.

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Cody Halloran· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Cody Halloran covers Winter Springs high school and area college sports.

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