ABC's coverage of Game 6 of the 2019 NBA Finals in which the Toronto Raptors defeated the Golden State Warriors to win their first title drew a 13.2 overnight rating.

Game 6 peaked with a 17.5 rating, which was higher than any part of the 2018 NBA Finals.

The series finished with a higher rating than both 2017 and 2018, which were won handily by the Warriors over the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The ratings also exclude Canadian viewers.

The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office said that a Toronto Raptors executive was involved in an altercation with a sheriff's deputy after game 6 of the NBA Finals.

Witnesses on the scene say that the altercation involved Masai Ujiri.

Sheriffs are calling the incident a misdemeanor battery on an officer and plan to hand the case to a district attorney. 

Ujiri was trying to walk onto the court for the Raptors' postgame celebration.

Draymond Green and Steph Curry remained defiant that the Golden State Warriors' era wasn't over following their NBA Finals loss to the Toronto Raptors.

“I think everybody thinks it’s kind of the end of us. But that’s just not smart. We’re not done yet. We lost this year...I hear a lot of that noise, it’s the end of a run and all that jazz. I don’t see it happening though. We’ll be back," said Green.

Curry pointed to the character of the Warriors' roster for why the team would continue to build upon their 5-year run.

“Our DNA and who we are and the character that we have on this team, I wouldn’t bet against us being back on this stage next year and going forward. So really proud of the way that we fought until the end and this five-year run’s been awesome, but definitely don’t think it’s over.”

The Toronto Raptors defeated the Golden State Warriors 114-110 to win Game 6 and their first NBA championship. Kawhi Leonard was named Finals MVP for the second time in his career.

The Raptors beat the Warriors in all three games at Oracle Arena. The Warriors were attempting to win their third straight championship and fourth in five years.

Fred Van Vleet had 22 points with 12 in the fourth quarter to lead the Raptors' comeback in the fourth quarter.

Golden State lost Klay Thompson to a knee injury going up for a dunk in the third quarter. 

Marc Gasol should have been awarded two free throws after getting fouled by DeMarcus Cousins with 49 seconds left in game 5 of the NBA Finals, according to the NBA's Last Two Minute Report.

The Warriors lead 106-103 at the time of the missed call. Gasol drove to the lane and was fouled by Cousins before tumbling to the floor.

The NBA said Cousins initiated contact that affected Gasol's shot attempt. 

Game 5 of the 2019 NBA Finals drew an average audience of 6.4 million viewers in Canada with 8.5 million watching the end of the game. The total audience in Canada for the game was 13.4 million.

The game ranks as the 21st most watched sports broadcast on record in Canada and the most-watched NBA game ever in Canada. The previous high was 1.9 million less.

Game 5 of the 2019 Finals drew a 13.4 metered market rating and a spike of 37 percent from Game 4, which is the largest jump ever between Games 4 and 5.

The Golden State Warriors won the game over the Toronto Raptors with a final score of 106-105.

Kevin Durant returned for the game and was injured in the second quarter.

ABC's ratings exclude the Canadian market.

Kevin Durant was working to speed up the recovery from his calf injury from the Western Conference Semifinals, but he was still experiencing discomfort pushing off his right foot. 

Sources told Chris Haynes of Yahoo! Sports that Durant was "in agony because he was unable to help his teammates."

Durant was not anywhere close to 100 percent despite being cleared, according to sources.

Durant's status was a talking point because he wasn't ruled out indefinitely.

The Golden State Warriors believe that an MRI will confirm that Kevin Durant tore his right Achilles' tendon, according to Ramona Shelburne and Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.

An MRI will take place on Tuesday.

Bob Myers confirmed that Durant suffered an Achilles' injury in an emotional press conference following the game. 

Kevon Looney left game 5 of the NBA Finals in the second half after re-aggravating his right 1st costal cartilage non-displaced fracture injury.

Looney finished with 4 points and 3 rebounds in 18 minutes.

Looney vowed to get treatment and continue to play through the injury after the game, according to Mark Medina of The Mercury News.