Jeremy Lin scored 20 points in his best NBA game as a Raptor to lead Toronto to a 128-92 rout of the lowly New York Knicks, a night that might have cost Kyle Lowry another couple of games.
Lowry left in the third quarter after suffering an injured right ankle.
Lowry was back in the lineup after missing the previous two games because of a sore left ankle.
Pascal Siakam had 19 points, Lowry had 15 and eight assists, OG Anunoby had 14 points, Fred Van Vleet chipped in with 12, Marc Gasol had 12 points to go with 11 rebounds, and Norm Powell finished with 10 points for Toronto (50-21).
The Raptors were playing without star Kawhi Leonard, who sat out the second game of back-to-backs for load management.
Allonzo Trier had 22 points to top the Knicks (14-57).