Brooklyn Nets vs Toronto Raptors Final Score & Over/Under Result — Nov 23, 2025

Toronto's second consecutive 119-109 victory over Brooklyn saw the Raptors replicate their earlier result from November 11th, though this matchup played out in markedly different fashion. The first quarter set a frenetic pace, with both teams combining for 62 points—the game's most explosive frame—before the pace barely slowed in the second half, which yielded just 105 combined points across 48 minutes of play.

Tyrese Martin led Brooklyn's attack with 26 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists, while Michael Porter Jr. added 25 points and 6 boards. Noah Clowney chipped in 22 points off the bench. Yet the Nets' offense, which has averaged just 107.9 points per game over their last ten outings, couldn't overcome Toronto's depth. Scottie Barnes orchestrated the Raptors with 17 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 assists, while RJ Barrett and Ja'Kobe Walter each scored 16 points to distribute the load. Toronto, riding a 121.9-point-per-game average over the same stretch, leaned on balanced scoring to maintain control.

The combined total of 228 matched the two teams' prior meeting exactly, landing directly on the market consensus. Toronto's defense held firm in the third quarter—where the teams combined for just 46 points—before both benches ignited in the fourth, combining for 59 points. The Raptors' 10-point margin proved decisive in another low-possession affair between these Eastern Conference rivals.