Cleveland Cavaliers vs Toronto Raptors Final Score & Over/Under Result — Nov 24, 2025

Brandon Ingram's 37-point outburst carried Toronto past Cleveland, but the Raptors' 110-99 victory fell well short of what preseason projections had in store. The market had set this matchup at 234.5, and the two teams combined for just 209 points—a 25.5-point underperformance that DAGGER had called from the start, leaning under and cashing on the defensive grind that emerged.

The opening quarter set a frenetic pace with 61 combined points, hinting at a shootout, but the game decelerated sharply thereafter. The second half proved especially sluggish: after a 111-point first half, both teams managed only 98 points combined in the final 24 minutes, with the fourth quarter bottoming out at just 45 combined. Cleveland's Donovan Mitchell (17 pts, 8 ast) and Evan Mobley (14 pts, 5 reb, 4 ast) couldn't generate consistent offense, while Jaylon Tyson added 15 points and 9 rebounds off the bench. Toronto's supporting cast—Scottie Barnes with 18 points and 11 rebounds, and Sandro Mamukelashvili with 12 points and 9 boards—helped contain the Cavaliers despite Ingram's dominance.

The recent head-to-head pattern suggested higher volume: their two prior meetings this season totaled 239 and 213 points. This one landed closer to the lower end, as both teams' offenses sputtered in the second half. Ingram's scoring prowess couldn't overcome the defensive pressure that defined the night.