The Toronto Raptors head to Washington to face the Wizards in a battle of struggling Eastern Conference teams. Toronto’s recent ATS form and defensive edge make them the more reliable bet here.
Injury Report
Toronto Raptors
- C. Boucher (PF) – Expected to play (Illness)
- J. Poeltl (C) – Expected to play (Rest)
- I. Quickley (PG) – Expected to play (Rest)
- G. Dick (SG) – Out (Knee)
- U. Chomche (PF) – Out for Season (Knee)
Washington Wizards
- M. Brogdon (PG) – Out (Ankle)
- S. Bey (SF) – Out (Knee)
- C. Kispert (SF) – Out for Season (Thumb)
- B. Coulibaly (SF) – Out for Season (Hamstring)
Matchup Breakdown
Toronto Raptors Overview
Toronto has been competitive against the spread all season, posting a 43-28 ATS record despite a poor overall record. They’ve been strong on the road (20-14 ATS), even though they’ve struggled to win outright (8-26 SU away).
- Offense: 110.37 PPG (46.02% FG)
- Defense: 115.87 PPG allowed (46.6% FG)
- Rebounding: 44.77 RPG (12.36 offensive)
Washington Wizards Overview
Washington has been one of the league’s worst teams this season, with a 15-55 record and a poor 7-27 mark at home. They struggle defensively, allowing a league-worst 120.66 PPG.
- Offense: 108.66 PPG (43.87% FG)
- Defense: 120.66 PPG allowed (47.19% FG)
- Rebounding: 44.07 RPG
Head-to-Head Matchup
Toronto has dominated this matchup, going 20-5 SU and 7-1 ATS in their last eight meetings in Washington. The Raptors won the last meeting on March 10, 119-104, covering as 7-point favorites.
