Fact checked at 7:23 AM ET, Nov 12, 2026Odds as of 6:21 AM ET, Nov 12, 2026
The Raptors are playing for the second night in a row. They led Boston by 22 at home last night, scored 32 points in the second half and lost 98-93, and now they're in Philadelphia for a 7:00 PM ET tip at Xfinity Mobile Arena. Toronto is 5-6. Scottie Barnes missed the Boston game, his third straight absence with a left groin strain, and Kawhi Leonard has not played since the second game of the season. The club has said Leonard will miss at least another week. The 76ers (9-3) have been off since Boston beat them 123-101 two nights ago.
Philadelphia is a 10.5-point favorite, and its scoring starts with two players: Tyrese Maxey at 26.7 points a game and Jaylen Brown at 21.5. The 76ers haven't been running teams off the floor, though. Seven of their nine wins have come by eight points or fewer, which keeps the starters in the game late. The latest injury report lists Joel Embiid (right foot) and LeBron James (lower back) as questionable. If either sits, more of the offense goes to Maxey and Brown. Both picks are on them, and neither wants a rout that sends the starters to the bench early.
Raptors vs. 76ers Predictions
Pick #1Tyrese Maxey Over 24.5 Points−106
Maxey cleared this number in each of his first eight games, and he's done it in nine of 12 overall. He is shooting 49.1% from the field. At home he is five for six, and the miss was a 24-point night against Boston two nights ago when he took only 12 shots.
The line sits about two points under his average because of the last four games: 19, 17, 27 and 24. Brown, James and Embiid all played in each of the last five, and Maxey took 14.8 shots a game in them, down from 21.1 over the first seven. That's the concern. At -106, a 51.5% implied chance, the price already accounts for it.
The injury report could change that. In the four games that Brown, James or Embiid sat, Maxey scored 26, 29, 27 and 38. The matchup helps as well. Toronto commits 26.0 fouls a game, second-most in the league, and its opponents average 29.4 free throws. Maxey attempts 6.8 free throws a game and makes 86.6% of them.
A Philadelphia rout would cost him minutes, though it hasn't so far. He played 36 minutes and scored 26 points in each of Philadelphia's two double-digit wins.
Pick #2Jaylen Brown Over 1.5 Threes−143
Brown is shooting more threes than he did when the season started. He took 24 in his first six games as a 76er and 31 in his last five, never fewer than four in a game. For the season he is 21 of 55, 38.2%, and he has made two or more in seven of his 11 games.
The miss in the last five came against Boston two nights ago, and it shows what can go wrong. Brown picked up two fouls in the first quarter, played 26 minutes and went 1 of 4. He has played at least 32 minutes in each of his other 10 games.
Toronto has been giving up more attempts lately. In the three games Barnes has missed, opponents took 40, 34 and 40 threes, up from 33.5 a game before that. Teams are shooting 36.4% from three against the Raptors this season, above the league average.
It's the more expensive of the two picks. The -143 price requires 58.8%, and even last season, when he shot 34.7% from three in Boston, Brown made two or more in 42 of 71 games, 59.2%. He is shooting better now, and over the last five games he is taking more of them: 6.2 a game, up from 5.7 last season. His record is about the same with or without the veterans. With Embiid and James both playing he has made two or more in five of eight games, and in two of three with one or both out.
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