DeRozan, who entered averaging 33 points per game, missed all eight shots and had three second-half points as Toronto was outscored 44-36. The Kings snapped a four-game losing streak and beat the Raptors for the second time this season. The NBA’s scoring leader, DeMar DeRozan was defended tightly by Gay for much of the game and missed 12 of 15 shots while finishing with a season-low 12 points for Toronto. “I’m going to save my money and say no comment,” Kyle Lowry said. While the Kings were ecstatic, the Raptors bemoaned their fate. “It felt good to get off the court and celebrate this win.” “We never get these kinds of breaks,” Gay said. The only explanation the Kings cared about was the disputed shot didn’t count. “Even if the clock started once DeMarcus Cousins deflected it, T-Ross caught it, shot it, and still had shot it at. “I’ve got to hear another explanation better than that because we reviewed it about 10 times in there,” Raptors coach Dwane Casey said.
