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The Toronto Raptors secured their first NBA Cup victory of the season, defeating the Milwaukee Bucks 121-107 at Fiserv Forum. Raptors guard Alijah Martin was the standout performer, recording 27 points off the bench and providing the spark Toronto needed…

The Toronto Raptors earned their first NBA Cup victory of the season, beating the Milwaukee Bucks 121-107 at Fiserv Forum. Playing without the injured Scottie Barnes and Immanuel Quickley, Toronto overcame an early deficit with a decisive second-half surge led by reserve guard Alijah Martin, who scored a team-high 27 points.
Jamal Shead delivered a double-double with 16 assists and 10 points, while RJ Barrett matched Martin with 27 points. Jakob Poeltl added 19 points and 11 rebounds for the Raptors, who overturned a nine-point halftime deficit to pull away late against Milwaukee.
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