Videos NBA finals 2019: Warriors stars Curry, Thompson are only human, says Kawhi Two-time defending NBA champion the Golden State Warriors was beaten 118-109 by the Toronto Raptors in Game 1 of the NBA Finals. Patric Ridge 31 May, 2019 17:23 IST NBA finals 2019: Warriors stars Curry, Thompson are only human, says Kawhi Patric Ridge 31 May, 2019 17:23 IST The Toronto Raptors did not get overwhelmed by the quality of the Golden State Warriors during Game 1 of the NBA Finals, according to Kawhi Leonard.The Raptors, making their its appearance in a Finals series, claimed a 118-109 win over the two-time defending champion at Scotiabank Arena on Thursday.Leonard has starred in previous post-season series, but it was Pascal Siakam who inspired the Raptors, scoring a team-high 32 points.Stephen Curry led the way for the Warriors with a 34-point haul, while Klay Thompson finished with 21.And Leonard believes the Raptors' fearless display has proved the Warriors' players are only human."We don't have conversations like that," Leonard said when asked if the Raptors had discussed Golden State's quality prior to the game."We know that they're only human. They're a great basketball team, talented, high basketball IQ players. We've just got to go out there and compete, take the challenge, take big shots, go on runs."It's about keeping your composure, don't keep your head down when players like Steph or Klay make big threes, just keep playing."Don't get too down, they're a great team. Keep fighting, keep striving, don't give up and have confidence in yourself to win the game."Leonard was well marshalled by the Warriors in the first half, but came into his own as the game wore on, finishing with 23 points, five assists and eight rebounds."We played teams throughout the playoffs that played similar in defence," Leonard continued."It's just about being aggressive, making sure I play the right play and don't try to be a hero out there, it's just about playing basketball." Watch: Afghan MMA fighter and fans attack Indian MMA fighter Srikant Sehkar Rumeli Dhar retires: Is this all-rounder the most underrated cricketer of her time? Neeraj Chopra reacts to his national record-breaking 89.30m throw Watch: When a journalist joined celebrating fans after Australia qualified for FIFA World Cup 2022 All Videos More Videos Watch: India's road to AFC Asian Cup 2023 Watch: Aishwarya Babu's breaks triple jump national record, registers 14.14m jump in Chennai Jyothi Yarraji stumbles on hurdle at Interstate Athletics after national record-breaking spree Bhuvneshwar Kumar: Wish South Africa would drop Miller, but they won't Rafa Nadal at school graduation speech: Failure is only bad if you don't know how to get up and fight again Ishan Kishan: You don't lose a game because of one player Tracing Dinesh Karthik's comeback to the Indian team Rishabh Pant on captaincy elevation: I haven't digested the news myself; hope to learn from Hardik Pandya