The visiting Toronto Raptors defeated the Sacramento Kings, 114-105, at Golden 1 Center on Wednesday evening.

Toronto (11-1) continued its early-season roll on Wednesday, comfortably defeating the Kings (6-5) in Sacramento. Toronto capped off a sweep of its four-game West Coast road trip with Wednesday's win, extending its conference-best record to 11-1. The Raptors saw Kawhi Leonard return to action in the game. Leonard had missed the team's previous contest with a foot injury. Leonard took some time to find his groove in Wednesday's win, but still managed to lead the team with 25 points. He added 11 rebounds in what was a relatively smooth win for the Raptors.


All-Star point guard Kyle Lowry had another strong showing, finishing with 16 points and seven assists in the win. Serge Ibaka shot 6-of-10, blocked three shots, and had a 14-point, 14-rebound double-double. In sum, the Raptors were firing on all cylinders, knocking down 11 three-pointers and shooting a comfortable 46.6 percent from the floor in the win.


Sacramento was led by 24 points from big man Willie Cauley-Stein. Cauley-Stein added eight rebounds and four assists. De'Aaron Fox scored another 20 points, while rookie big man Marvin Bagley added 13. Despite shooting 48.8 percent from the field, the Kings could not make it happen from three-point range, where they shot just 8-of-23.


Sacramento will host the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday, while Toronto will see the New York Knicks on Saturday.