- Matchup: Toronto Raptors vs Los Angeles Clippers
- Date: Monday, November 2, 2026
- Venue: Intuit Dome, Inglewood, CA
- Broadcast: ClipperVision
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The Los Angeles Clippers (1-4) will host the Toronto Raptors (3-2) at Intuit Dome this Monday.
In their previous outing, the Raptors faced the Magic but suffered a narrow defeat, finishing at 121-114. Toronto accumulated 33 fouls compared to Orlando’s 21. From long range, they hit 18 of 34 attempts. The Magic converted 25 of their 29 free throw attempts, showcasing an impressive 86.2% success rate. On the boards, Orlando gathered 32 rebounds, including 9 offensive, and recorded 2 blocks. They assisted 30 times and notched 5 steals during the game. Defensively, Toronto allowed their opponents a shooting percentage of 52.7% (39 of 74). The Raptors managed to distribute 31 assists while forcing 13 turnovers and earning 5 steals. In terms of rebounds, they secured a total of 38, with 15 being offensive. Toronto shot 73.3% from the free throw line, netting 11 of 15 attempts, and ended the match with a field goal percentage of 50.5% (46 of 91) alongside making 11 of 27 three-pointers.
Scottie Barnes emerged as a standout player, contributing significantly with 41 points on 19 of 34 shooting, alongside grabbing 5 rebounds in his 39 minutes on the court. His field goal percentage stood at a solid 55.9%, and he also provided 5 assists.
The Raptors arrive at this contest with a record of 3-2 for the season. They are averaging 14.2 turnovers per game and committing around 28.6 fouls each game. Collectively, Toronto is securing about 44.2 rebounds per matchup and has dished out 140 assists thus far, ranking 21st in the league in team assists. The Raptors’ three-point shooting stands at 32.1% (53 of 165), while they hit 78.4% of their free throws. They average 116.8 points per game, placing them 11th in the league, while shooting 45.4% from the field overall.
Defensively, the Raptors are forcing 21.4 turnovers per game and drawing 26.0 fouls. Currently, they rank 2nd in the NBA for assists allowed, conceding 115 assists. The Raptors’ opponents are shooting 43.5% (172 of 395) against them, while Toronto gives up an average of 42.4 rebounds per game. They allow 34.1% shooting from beyond the arc, ranking 4th in points allowed per game at 106.2.
In their most recent game, the Clippers faced a lopsided defeat, losing 127-101 to the Timberwolves. Los Angeles collected 31 defensive rebounds and 11 offensive rebounds, totaling 42 for the match. They turned the ball over 18 times and managed 7 steals. Minnesota committed 20 fouls, giving the Clippers 22 opportunities at the free throw line, converting 19 of those shots for an impressive 86.4%. From beyond the arc, Los Angeles made 12 of 30 attempts, while finishing with 35 of 85 overall shooting for 41.2%. On defense, the Clippers allowed the Timberwolves to shoot 53.7% from the field (51 of 95). Minnesota hit 42.9% of their three-pointers, making 18 of 42 attempts, while Los Angeles managed to convert 7 of 11 free throws (63.6%). Overall rebounding by Los Angeles allowed Minnesota to collect 43 rebounds (12 offensive).
Darius Garland played a key role for the Clippers in that game, scoring 24 points over 31 minutes and distributing 5 assists. His shooting performance included 10 of 22 from the field, resulting in a shooting percentage of 45.5%, along with 2 rebounds.
The Clippers currently hold a record of 1-4 this season. They average 20.8 personal fouls per game while maintaining an 80.0% free throw shooting percentage. With an assist average of 24.8 (23rd in the NBA), they have also been struggling with turnovers, averaging 22.4 per game. So far, Los Angeles has tallied 527 points, averaging 105.4 points per game and grabbing 40.8 rebounds per contest. Offensively, the Clippers have a shooting percentage of 44.9%, ranking 21st in the league.
Defensively, Los Angeles surrenders 36.3% shooting from three-point range (57 of 157), while opposing teams are converting 71.9% of their free throw attempts. They allow an average of 24.4 assists and 43.2 rebounds per game, placing them 9th and 10th in the league, respectively. The Clippers rank 14th in points allowed, averaging 111.8 points against. Their defensive stats include forcing 17.6 turnovers per game while conceding a shooting percentage of 48.6% from other teams (27th in the league).
Who will prevail in tonight’s showdown against the spread?
Prediction: Back Toronto
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