Grades following Toronto Raptors 121-113 win over Steph Curry and the Warriors

A. Lowry was instrumental in Thursday night’s win. With 26 points and 10 assists, he collected his third double-double since the All-Star break and looks rejuvenated for the stretch run. Lowry was his trademark self, flying around the court as he dashed into the lane for layups over lumbering big men and pulled up for in-rhythm, transition 3-pointers. He collected two steals as well and his defence combined with his penchant for throwing long, accurate outlet passes was a big part of the reason the Toronto Raptors were able to rack up a whopping 34 fastbreak points.. Point Guard. Toronto Raptors. KYLE LOWRY

Norman Powell has arrived officially arrived on the national stage. Powell has kicked it up a notch from last season. In his fourth game back from injury, Powell dropped a career-high 37 points. The Warriors had no answers for Powell, who scored 23 of his 37 points in the first half. Powell really gave fits to Warriors bigs <a rel=. Shooting Guard. Toronto Raptors. NORMAN POWELL. A+

<a href=. Small Forward. Toronto Raptors. OG ANUNOBY. B+

Power Forward. Toronto Raptors. PASCAL SIAKAM. C-. As previously mentioned, Siakam was simply off in Thursday night’s matchup in The Bay. He went 0-for-7 from the 3-point line and didn’t shoot much better overall, going 5-for-17 from the field. Despite Siakam’s extremely poor shooting, he found ways to contribute. He racked up 5 rebounds, 5 assists, a steal, a block and went 7-for-9 from the free-throw line. And one of Siakam’s most crucial makes was an impressive floater to put the Raptors up with four points, making it a two-possession game with 45.7 seconds left. He struggled at times with Warriors rookie <a href=

Toronto Raptors. SERGE IBAKA. B. <a href=. Center