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The Toronto Raptors were looking leaky as the Charlotte Hornets ended the quarter on an, 11-0, run as Frank Kaminsky gives the home team the lead, 82-79.

In the 4th quarter,  DeMar DeRozan continues to be the story as the NBA scoring leader scored 10 of his 34 points in the final stanza as the Raptors defeat the Hornets, 113-111. The win brings the Raps to, 6-2.

DeMar DeRozan is making history – the first player since Michael Jordan – to score 30 or more in seven of his first eight games.

The Raptors play host to the New York Knicks, Saturday.

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