76ers vs Raptors

Toronto’s Scottie Barnes and RJ Barrett are confirmed active (per ESPN), and the Raptors look to end a three-game skid against a Philadelphia squad that has dropped its last two. While Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey remain in the 76ers’ lineup, injuries in their bench rotation have hampered overall depth. Historically, Toronto has outperformed Philadelphia on home hardwood in key Eastern matchups, and that pattern, coupled with the visiting team’s recent cold spell, makes the slight favorite an appealing pick. Odds and availability are subject to change.

The 76ers limp into this matchup on a two-game losing skid, while the Raptors have dropped four straight despite solid efforts from Pascal Siakam. With Philadelphia’s frontcourt possibly missing a key contributor due to injury and Toronto’s unexpected success in recent visits to Wells Fargo Center, there’s a strong likelihood this will turn into an offensive showcase. A successful Over wager at -110 odds promises a decent return, landing this pick a B+ rating for its combination of potential payout and moderate risk. Odds and availability are subject to change.

Toronto, eager to break its four-game slide, looks to Pascal Siakam and Fred VanVleet—both confirmed active—to outmaneuver Philadelphia, who itself has dropped two consecutive contests. With both teams battered by recent losses and nursing key absences, the edge favors Toronto to cover, backed by moderate profits if it hits. Wing claws sharpened, the Raptors seem poised to defend their floor and scratch out a much-needed victory. Odds and availability are subject to change.