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Nets Storm By Raptors in Fourth

This comeback wasn't quite as dramatic as the last one, but the Nets came from behind in Toronto once again to end their three-game slide with a 94-87 win over the Raptors. Toronto started out hot and led 16-2 early on, but the Nets' bench got them back in the game and it was tied at halftime. The Nets took a brief lead in the third before the Raptors answered with a 13-0 run to go up 10 late in the period. But Toronto missed their next 16 shots from the field and Devin Harris came to life to lead the Nets on a 28-4 run to go up 14 with less than three minutes to go. The Raptors made a late charge to cut it down to five, but couldn't get any closer than that. Ryan Anderson led the Nets with 21 points on 6-of-11 shooting, adding nine boards. Devin Harris and Vince Carter had 20 apiece, with 16 of Harris' coming in the fourth. Trenton Hassell scored just four points, but was a game-high +22 in 33 minutes. The Nets shot just 38 percent from the field, but grabbed 18 offensive boards, outrebounding the Raptors 54-38 overall.