The Golden State Warriors faced a tough start to the post-Jimmy Butler III era, losing to the Toronto Raptors 145-127, who shot a remarkable 61.8% from three-point range. Immanuel Quickley had a career game, scoring 40 points with an NBA record true shooting percentage of 112.1%. Despite the loss, players like Moses Moody and Gary Payton II showed promise, while Steph Curry struggled offensively. The Warriors’ defense was challenged by the Raptors’ exceptional shooting, leading to a mediocre performance overall.
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