Off to the NBA now, and the Toronto Raptors were looking to tie-up their Eastern Conference final with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

After dropping the opening two games by a combined 50 points, the team from the Six, have found their game -- most notably All-Star guards Kyle Lowry and DeMar Derozan, who were once again looking to play at an all-star level and level the East Final at 2-wins each.

The Dinos, would open up a lead in the opening half -- and DeRozan is able to extend it to double digits as he hits the turn-around -- start of a big night for him.

The Drakes "D" has also improved at home -- then in transition Kyle Lowry chips in -- nailing the deep three, well beyond the three-point line, as the T-Dot are in control up 16.

Off to the third, and the Cavs start to cut into the lead -- kyrie Irving goes baseline, and then finds J-R Smith, who hits from the land beyond. its a 7-point game.

But Lowry makes sure T-O stays in front, cutting to the basket for two of his game-high 35. the lead is back to 15.

NBA Playoffs: Lowry's 35 points helps Raptors tie East Final 2-2

Cleveland though once again comeback -- this time it is Channing Frye firing from outside the arc -- and suddenly it is a 1-point game.

The Raps point guard, goes back-door, and is fouled. The Lowry bucket giving the hosts a little of breathing room.

The Cavs would not go quietly as LeBron James gets the throwdown off the Matthew Delladova pass -- and the visitors lead by 2.

But the Raps would not falter -- DeRozan nails the jumper tying things at 96. He had 32 on the night.

Toronto, would grab a five-point lead late, but Irving is able to make it a two-point margin as he nails the deep triple. He had 26.

Inside two-minutes and DeRozan tries to ice it -- he misses, but the rebound gets back to him, and he converts -- Toronto holds on for a 6-point win and tie the series at 2-games all.