Scottie Barnes had 25 points, including a key basket in the final minute, and the Toronto Raptors picked up their second road win of the season with a 122-119 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Thursday night.

Scottie Barnes poured in 11 points and added on a clutch three and block to seal the win over the Atlanta Hawks on Thursday night, finishing the game with 25 points, six rebounds, and three assists in 38 minutes of action.

RJ Barrett sank a tiebreaking 3-pointer to put Toronto ahead for good with 2:51 remaining, and the visiting Raptors defeated the Atlanta Hawks 122-119 on Thursday.Scottie Barnes scored a team-high

The Hawks have a tough schedule ahead as they charge toward the NBA All-Star break. But that schedule looks a little tougher with the potential long-term absence of forward Jalen Johnson.

The Toronto Raptors will look to clinch their second road win of the season on Thursday against the Atlanta Hawks: Where to watch, what to watch for, & more

Toronto will attempt to end its nine-game road slide when the Raptors play Atlanta. Thursday's meeting is the first of the season for the two squads.

The Hawks took the Raptors down to the wire but pulled up just shy of falling on the right side of the win-loss column. But the Hawks’ last looks at the basket came up short and they fell to the Raptors 122-119 on Thursday night at State Farm Arena.

The Atlanta Hawks and the Toronto Raptors are getting closer to tipoff for tonight's game and both teams revealed their starting lineups for tonight. Hawks G-

The Toronto Raptors secure a 122-119 victory against the Atlanta Hawks with Scottie Barnes' crucial shot. Toronto gets 2nd road dub of the year.

Toronto Raptors Top Performers Scottie Barnes – 25 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists Bruce Brown – 18 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists Atlanta Hawks Top Performers Dyson Daniels – 22 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists,

Atlanta looks to end its three-game slide when the Atlanta Hawks play Toronto. The teams meet Saturday for the first time this season.

Based strictly on wins and losses — which is all that really matters in the cut-throat world of pro sports — the Raptors are playing their best basketball of the season and by far the best under second-year head coach Darko Rajakovic.