Bad teams are proving no problem for the Raps, who have beaten three of those in a row. Philly could be worse than any; a slew of injuries have turned the roster into something unrecognizable. Saturday's limp effort vs. Miami was the latest in a series of forgettable performances as the Sixer skid has now reached seven straight. No Maxey, Embiid, or George to save the day, either, with recent conquerors including the lowly Pels and Wizards. Consecutive wins over Washington, Brooklyn, and Charlotte have given Toronto some momentum and a sure sign the team isn't running for the bus, and everyone seems to be chipping in, with Scottie Barnes, Jakob Poeltl, and Orlando Robinson each as leading scorers in recent games. Play Raptors

The Raptors are playing decent ball and have won 3 in a row. They also have handled the Sixers all three times this season and have yet to give up more than 107 against them. Toronto the far healthier and more motivated team. Raptors are 17-9 ATS after a win, 23-14-1 ATS at home and 36-23-1 ATS outside their division. Tough back-to-back spot for Philly, who entered Sat failing to cover 5 straight. Sixers are 6-8 ATS with no rest. Could grab Raptors on ML too, obviously. TOR has the top D rating in the NBA over the last 10 games.