“I wasn’t able to be that patient earlier in my career, even the year before last,” Ingram said after the 110-108 win, Toronto’s eighth victory over the last nine games. “But just seeing it over and over again, I took a few deep breaths, I knew I had to be patient because I knew they were going to send two [defenders] and I knew I didn’t want to turn it over. If they didn’t come, I was going to shoot a turnaround [jumper] on [Collin Sexton], he’s too small. Even [when] they sent two, I might have still shot it, but I was looking for the open play.” “It was cool because I was kinda waiting on that all night,” said Barrett, who admitted that they probably wouldn’t have been able to make that play a month ago; it’s taken some time to build chemistry and get on the same page.
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