NBA champs Raptors won in the overtime against Pelicans, 130-122

The protecting victor Toronto Raptors overwhelmed the opening day of the NBA season 2019 in the wake of overcoming the New Orleans Pelicans in extra time, 130-122, to record their first win at the Scotia Bank Arena homecourt.

Pascal Siakam and Fred VanVleet terminated 34 points to lead Toronto.

The two groups contended energetically from the beginning, which prompted an additional five minutes.

VanVleet and Kyle Lowry's three-pointers in the extra time filled in as the Raptors' daggers to in the long run put the Pelicans in the endgame.

Veteran Lowry scored 22 points, seven bounce back, and five helps to help the top-scorers while Serge Ibaka contributed 13 points and five bounce back off the seat.

Toronto ruled in the wake of scoring 56 while more youthful Pelicans scored 30 better helps with 30 assists.

Driving them was Brandon Ingram, another colleague with 22, five bounce back, and five assists.

Likewise included were Josh Hart with 15 and Jrue Holiday, a Pelicans veteran, with 13 points.

Preceding the beginning of the match, a ring function was held for the protecting boss Raptors to likewise display their title rings and raise their pennant on the field beam.