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Raptors vs 76ers Prediction, Odds & Game Preview 3/12/2025

Toronto Raptors vs. Philadelphia 76ers prediction: who will win?

For tonight's Toronto Raptors vs Philadelphia 76ers matchup, our predictive model gives the Raptors a 55.75% chance of defeating the Sixers.

Toronto Raptors: 55.75% win probability

Better recent form with 3 wins in last 5 games (WLWWW vs LWLLL)
Higher scoring output (7198 points scored vs 7008 for 76ers)
Equal win record but stronger momentum (22-43 with recent upswing)

Philadelphia 76ers: 44.25% win probability

Poor recent form with 4 losses in last 5 games (LWLLL)
Lower offensive production (7008 points scored, ranked 11th in East)
Defensive struggles (7320 points against vs league average 7300)

At Sporting Post, our unique prediction model brings together insights from top NBA experts. Instead of searching through countless expert analyses online, you can rely on our predictions to capture the market's overall sentiment. We scan trusted sources, analyzing expert picks, data, and trends, while our AI assigns a confidence level to each prediction. These confidence levels are then averaged to generate an 'expert opinion' win probability—providing a data-driven reflection of the collective intelligence of the industry's leading NBA analysts.

Toronto Raptors vs. Philadelphia 76ers odds

Here are the latest odds for this NBA matchup as the Philadelphia 76ers head to Toronto to face the home team Raptors on Wednesday, March 12.

	Toronto Raptors	Philadelphia 76ers
Moneyline	-162 (via FanDuel Sportsbook)	+140 (via bet365 US)

Toronto Raptors vs. Philadelphia 76ers preview

Two struggling Atlantic Division rivals face off at Scotiabank Arena as the shorthanded Raptors host an equally depleted 76ers squad in what could be a surprisingly entertaining contest.

The Sixers enter this matchup in the midst of a brutal stretch, having dropped 13 of their last 15 games, with their most recent setback coming in a high-scoring affair against Atlanta where they allowed 76 points in the paint.

Toronto comes in with some momentum after winning four of their last five, including an impressive showing against Washington where AJ Lawson exploded for 32 points and 12 rebounds off the bench.

Both teams will be missing key personnel - Philadelphia will be without stars Tyrese Maxey and Paul George, while Toronto won't have the services of RJ Barrett and Immanuel Quickley, opening the door for role players to step up.

Keep an eye on Quentin Grimes, who's coming off a career-best 35-point performance for the Sixers, while Toronto's bench depth could prove crucial with Lawson looking to build on his recent breakout game.

The Raptors have dominated this matchup on their home court historically, winning 13 of their last 15 against Philadelphia teams with losing records at Scotiabank Arena.

Despite both teams sitting near the bottom of the Eastern Conference, their contrasting styles - Philadelphia's perimeter-oriented attack versus Toronto's paint-focused approach - should make for an intriguing tactical battle.

With both squads ranking in the bottom ten in defensive rating, expect an up-tempo affair where depth and resilience could prove decisive factors.

Key stats

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Both teams share identical 22 wins this season, with Toronto at position 12 and Philadelphia at 11 in Eastern Conference
2
76ers have played one less game (64) than Raptors (65) but hold slightly better win percentage
3
Raptors enter with hot streak showing WLWWW in recent form vs 76ers' LWLLL form
4
76ers maintain better scoring efficiency with -312 goal difference compared to Raptors' -332