"Charge fans must have been envious of where the 905 bench sat because it was the closest view to the away team's dismantling. A masterful performance for the home team. In the second half, the Charge would splash six corner 3s. In the third quarter, the 905's bench helplessly witnessed Tristan Enaruna (two-way), Riley Minix, and Killian Hayes make right corner 3s in front of them."
"On one possession, the 905 had great ball movement on the perimeter, creating a wide-open look for two-way A.J. Lawson, but he just couldn't hit. So, the Charge moved the ball just like the 905 did on the other end, and found Enaruna in the corner to create a five-point lead. Cleveland's message was loud and clear: What you can do, we can do better."
Cleveland's Public Auditorium features grandiose interiors intended to reflect post–World War I American hope, and has hosted legendary acts like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. The Cleveland Charge dominated the Raptors 905, particularly in the third quarter when they hit six corner threes and outscored the 905, 43–26. Tristan Enaruna, Riley Minix, Killian Hayes and Emanuel Miller provided corner threes and scoring bursts, with Miller scoring 11 points in the quarter and finishing key free throws and buckets. The Charge converted six of 12 threes in the third to build a nine- to double-digit cushion entering the final frame.
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