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Nets vs Raptors Prediction, Odds & Game Preview 3/26/2025

Brooklyn Nets vs. Toronto Raptors prediction: who will win?

For tonight's Brooklyn Nets vs Toronto Raptors matchup, our predictive model gives the Nets a 51.67% chance of defeating the Raptors.

Brooklyn Nets: 51.67% win probability

Better defensive efficiency (8031 points against vs Raptors' 8331)
More consistent scoring output (7582 points in 72 games vs Raptors' 7948 in 72 games)
Equal win record with fewer games played (23 wins in 72 games vs Raptors' 25 in 72)

Toronto Raptors: 48.33% win probability

Poor defensive record (8331 points against, ranking bottom 5 in East)
Recent form slump (WLLLL in last five games)
Road game disadvantage (25-47 overall record with worse away performance)

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.

Brooklyn Nets vs. Toronto Raptors odds

Here are the latest odds for this NBA matchup as the Brooklyn Nets host the Toronto Raptors at home on Wednesday, March 26.

	Brooklyn Nets	Toronto Raptors
Moneyline	-120 (via bet365 US)	+105 (via BetMGM Sportsbook)

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Brooklyn Nets vs. Toronto Raptors preview

The struggling Brooklyn Nets host the Toronto Raptors at Barclays Center in what's shaping up to be a battle of two teams searching for their identity.

Brooklyn's recent skid has been brutal - they've dropped 14 of their last 16 games, with Nic Claxton's solid 19-point performance against Dallas being one of the few bright spots.

The Raptors, despite their own challenges, have shown some fight lately, coming off a gritty win over Washington where Jakob Poeltl dominated with 21 points and 11 boards.

Both teams' offenses have hit a serious rough patch in March, with Brooklyn and Toronto ranking among the bottom five in offensive rating.

The injury bug hasn't helped either side - Brooklyn's missing Cam Thomas's 24 points per game due to a hamstring issue, while Toronto's Brandon Ingram hasn't suited up since his February trade arrival.

What makes this matchup intriguing is both teams' surprising ability to cover the spread this season - the Raptors are third-best in the NBA against the spread, while Brooklyn's managed to cover in seven of their last nine.

The head-to-head history between these Atlantic Division rivals has been tight, with their two meetings this season split evenly.

With key players resting on both sides and defense likely to dictate the tempo, expect a scrappy, low-scoring affair at Barclays.

Key stats

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Both teams sit near bottom of Eastern Conference - Nets in 13th (23-49) and Raptors in 11th (25-47)
2
Raptors hold slight edge in wins despite lower position, with 25 victories to Nets' 23 through 72 games
3
Recent form heavily favors Raptors (WLLLL) over Nets' five straight losses (LLLLW)
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Nets struggle offensively with league-low 7,582 points scored while Raptors average 7,948 points