Second of a back-to-back for Boston, which will be without Al Horford and Malcolm Brogdon. The Raptors are pretty healthy, on normal rest, 9-2 at home and have won their past three there.

It might seem strange to see the Celtics as underdogs, but it's justified here considering they played last night in Brooklyn and visit a Raptors team that's 9-2 SU and 8-3 ATS at home. Boston is vulnerable to turnovers; Toronto's length can be disruptive. And the Raptors also should have an edge on the glass, potentially nullifying the Celtics' elite offensive execution. Lay the small number.