Brandon Ingram walked off the Scotiabank Arena floor Sunday afternoon looking like a man on a mission. Thirty-four points. Four three-pointers. A performance that reminded everyone in Toronto — and across the Eastern Conference — that this Raptors team is not going away quietly.

The Raptors have pulled themselves out of a weeks-long funk, showing the toughness and confidence that defined them earlier in the season.

The Detroit Pistons may be without multiple key players in Sunday afternoon's game against the Toronto Raptors.

Luckily, the New Orleans Pelicans aren’t that. New Orleans ranks 26th in defensive rating and, since the All-Star break, 22nd in turnover rate. Toronto’s sixth-ranked defense will take advantage of that, getting extra possessions, helping to pad their lead.

The Toronto Raptors are visiting the New Orleans Pelicans; here is everything you need to know ahead of the matchup.