Philadelphia shot 47.2% from 3-point land in their win against Dallas on Wednesday. This will be the 76ers' second game after playing in Denver. Teams are cashing under 40% in this role. Tobias Harris is doubtful. He's only missed six games this season. Toronto is 10-4 ATS playing with two days of rest. The 76ers are just 1-5 SU and 1-5 ATS before playing the Milwaukee Bucks over the last two seasons. Take the road dog!

You might have to hold your breath on this one but this is a lofty number for Embiid. The Raptors have held Embiid under 34 points in 11 of their previous 12 match ups. Nick Nurse and the Raptors routinely double Embiid, attempt to force him his spots, and throw multiple lengthy defenders at him. As a result, Embiid has only shot >50% twice over those previous 12 games and Embiid averages 22.2 career PPG against Toronto (the second lowest total against any team). Embiid is definitely hunting for an MVP award but I don't believe he is going to at the detriment of his team. The Sixers have other capable scorers and this game has a 224 point total and both teams rank in the bottom five in pace of play. We fade.