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Leonard helps Raptors rout Bulls 135-92

Kawhi Leonard scored 23 points in his first regular-season game back with the Raptors as Toronto earned an emphatic 135-92 win over the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday.

Published Oct 22, 2026 · 1:30 AMOriginal source: Global News5 reads
Leonard helps Raptors rout Bulls 135-92
Kawhi Leonard scored 23 points in his first regular-season game back with the Raptors as Toronto earned an emphatic 135-92 win over the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday.
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