Scottie Barnes Makes Raptors History with Historic Triple-Double Performance
On December 28, 2025, Toronto Raptors forward Scottie Barnes delivered a performance that went down in the history books, achieving the first-ever 20-20 triple-double in Raptors history. In a thrilling game against the Golden State Warriors, Barnes posted an astounding stat line of 23 points, 25 rebounds, and 10 assists, making basketball history in the process. This achievement was the first of its kind for the Raptors, marking a milestone that no player had ever reached in the team's storied past.
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Despite facing off against the formidable Warriors, with superstar Stephen Curry on the opposite side, Barnes ensured the spotlight was on him. His 25 rebounds not only led to a career high but also tied a franchise record that had been set by Bismack Biyombo in 2016. The night was a testament to Barnes' all-around game, proving once again that there's nothing he can't do on the basketball court.
What makes Barnes' performance even more impressive is his ability to impact the game without relying on explosive scoring. While not known for flashy scoring or high-flying dunks, Barnes consistently contributes in every aspect of the game. His versatility allows him to make plays on both ends of the court, whether it’s setting up teammates, grabbing crucial rebounds, or scoring when needed. His triple-double was a perfect example of his diverse skill set, showcasing his value as one of the league's most underrated players.
For the Raptors, this historic achievement was a reminder of the potential Barnes brings to the table every time he steps on the floor. Even though the Raptors are still striving for team success, Barnes continues to make a name for himself as a player who can do it all. As the game unfolded, Barnes' performance took center stage, reminding everyone of his growing impact in the NBA. He’s cementing himself as one of the league's bright young stars, and performances like these are only the beginning.
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