Clank: Bucks-Raptors, Suns-Cavaliers games start very slowly


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Milwaukee and Toronto started very slowly. Phoenix and Cleveland weren't much better. In a season where teams are scoring more per game than at any point in more than 50 years, the Suns-Cavaliers and Bucks-Raptors games didn't exactly get off to flying starts on Wednesday night. They turned in the two lowest-scoring quarters of the season. There were a combined 25 points in the Milwaukee-Toronto game and a combined 29 points in the Phoenix-Cleveland contest. Toronto ended up missing 78 shots in its overtime loss, the most by any team since Milwaukee missed 80 in 2015.

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