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RJ Barrett's game winner prompts reaction from Tyrese Haliburton

RJ Barrett 's game-winning 3-pointer in the Raptors ' 112-110 victory over the Cavaliers on Friday evoked memories of Kawhi Leonard 's Game 7 buzzer-beater in 2019 for Toronto.

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Tyrese Haliburton had the most legendary post about RJ Barrett’s game-winner

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RJ Barrett hits ridiculous game-winning shot to send Raptors to Game 7

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Raptors young guns and coach see much to work on over off-season

Toronto Raptors head coach Darko Rajakovic, centre, sees plenty of room for growth from his franchise player, Scottie Barnes (left) and rookie big man Collin Murray-Boyles (right).

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Raptors head coach Rajakovic already looking ahead to next season

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‘Defrosted’: The Cavs take targeted aim at Raptors, Drake after Game 7 win

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Can the Raptors make big off-season moves to better support Scottie Barnes?

No doubt the likes of Jamal Shead, Ja’Kobe Walter and Collin Murray-Boyles each stepped up against the Cavs — each fearless, each embracing the moment.

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Raptors reflect on 'solid' season and return to playoffs after first-round loss

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Cavaliers troll Drake after eliminating Raptors in Game 7

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Did Knicks fan Jon Hamm steal the ball midgame from Pacers' Tyrese Haliburton?

Jon Hamm appeared to grab a ball that Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton was trying to get during his team's playoff game against the New York Knicks.

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Tony Bradley believes Hawks need to hit Knicks ‘in the mouth first’

Tony Bradley hadn’t played much for the Pacers in the postseason at that point last year, and he wouldn’t play in the Eastern Conference finals until the second game, but he still watched as Tyrese Haliburton’s last-second heave stunned the Knicks by forcing overtime in Game 1.

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Tyrese Haliburton admits he was planning the iconic choke sign against the Knicks long before their playoff series: "Got to be the right time"

When Haliburton flashed the infamous choke sign toward the New York Knicks and a volatile Madison Square Garden crowd during Game 1 of last season's Eastern Conference finals, it was years in the making, rooted in respect for his emergence as the next Pacers superstar since Reggie Miller.