Raptors vs Knicks

Jalen Brunson and the Knicks have ripped off a strong 7-3 stretch with a 9-1 mark at home, and even with OG Anunoby and Landry Shamet sidelined, New York’s Brunson–Karl-Anthony Towns–Mikal Bridges core has been hyper-efficient against a Raptors team it has handled in recent meetings. Toronto’s 9-0 surge over its last 10 and four-game road winning streak, plus the two-way play of Scottie Barnes and Brandon Ingram, make the underdog feisty despite RJ Barrett’s knee absence and a slightly shorter rotation. Still, the combination of New York’s home-court edge, offensive firepower, and rebounding advantage justifies laying the moneyline price—though the steep juice drags this from an A-range confidence into B- territory on value. Odds and availability are subject to change. This bet was made at 30/11/2025 09:41am

Toronto’s revamped offense with Ingram, Barnes, and Immanuel Quickley is scoring around 119 points per game, but the Raptors are also playing top-five defense in both efficiency and three-point suppression, while the Knicks blend a high-powered Brunson-led attack with a slower, physical half-court style anchored by Towns and Mitchell Robinson on the glass. With Barrett out for Toronto and Anunoby and Shamet out for New York, multiple perimeter scoring options are missing, which should trim some three-point volume and late-clock shot-making on both sides. Given the Raptors’ ability to drag opponents into grindy possessions and the Knicks’ preference to control tempo at MSG, 232 feels a touch high, so the Under gets the nod at a B+ grade. Odds and availability are subject to change. This bet was made at 30/11/2025 09:41am

Immanuel Quickley returns to Madison Square Garden as the lead guard for a Raptors squad with a +6 scoring differential, an elite defense, and a 7-4 road record, facing a Knicks team that has been dominant at home but is missing key wing depth with OG Anunoby and Landry Shamet out. Toronto’s recent form—nine wins in its last 10, strong paint scoring led by Barnes and Jakob Poeltl, and multiple on-ball creators in Ingram and Quickley—sets up well to keep this within two or three possessions even if New York’s Brunson-centric offense ultimately edges the result. With the market hanging a sizable +7.5 against a locked-in, well-coached Raptors group that defends and shares the ball at a high level, grabbing the points offers both solid hit probability and strong value, worthy of an A- grade. Odds and availability are subject to change. This bet was made at 30/11/2025 09:41am