With 2:30 left in the third quarter, Toronto faced a 30-point deficit after a Dwight Powell layup made it 85-55. Nick Nurse and his squad could have just packed it in, but instead, Kyle Lowry and a bunch of reserves went on a 40-10 run to steal the game. The Ringer’s Dan Devine looks back at this incredible comeback, in our Defining Moments series.
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