Tim Bontemps ESPN

Kawhi Leonard hits a 3, the Bucks call timeout, Toronto leads by 19 and the crowd is chanting "MVP." In related news, we all will be back in The Six for Game 6.

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After three quarters here in Toronto: Raptors 94, Bucks 81. Kawhi had 11 points in the third to help the Raptors push their lead out. Now 12 minutes away from this being a tie series.

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Kawhi Leonard is limping again after that dunk. He came down with all his weight on his right leg and appeared to be favoring something again.

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Been a reversal in fortunes so far on both sides tonight from the rest of this series. Milwaukee has been a two man team (Giannis and Middleton have 25 of Milwaukee's 45 points) while Toronto has 23 bench points already.

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Toronto getting exactly what it needed from its bench so far tonight. Serge Ibaka, Norm Powell and Fred VanVleet have already combined to score 16 points and grab eight rebounds. Already more than in all of Game 1 combined.

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Great first quarter here in Toronto, where the Raptors lead 32-31 after 1. Kyle Lowry got off to a great start, scoring 12 points and hitting a couple 3s, while Giannis Antetokounmpo has 11. Both teams came out hitting shots after Sunday's slugfest.

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Nick Nurse has made another rotation shift. It appears Kawhi Leonard will be mirroring Giannis Antetokounmpo's minutes tonight. Came out with Giannis midway through the first, and is checking back in with him now.

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It's pretty remarkable that the question "Where would the Bucks be without George Hill?" has become a big theme of this Bucks playoff run. Continues to give Milwaukee great minutes.

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Earlier this season, I asked Mike Budenholzer what happens when the system fails, 3s aren't falling and Giannis can't get to the basket at will? He said they're betting that won't happen 4 out of 7 games. After shooting poorly in Game 3, the Bucks have jumped out to an early 12-5 lead, are 5-of-7 from the field and 2-of-4 from three.

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The Raptors did an excellent job keeping Giannis Antetokounmpo out of the paint in Game 3. In less than three minutes in Game 4, he already has two dunks and a layup. Not ideal for Toronto.