- Matchup: Toronto Raptors vs. Indiana Pacers
- Date: Saturday, November 15, 2025
- Venue: Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, IN
- Broadcast: FanDuel Sports Network
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The Toronto Raptors (6-5) are heading to Gainbridge Fieldhouse this Saturday to face the struggling Indiana Pacers (1-10).
In their previous outing, the Raptors secured a 119-109 victory against the Nets. Toronto committed 23 fouls, compared to Brooklyn’s 20. The Raptors were effective from three-point range, hitting 14 of 41 attempts. Brooklyn excelled at the free-throw line, converting 31 of 32 attempts (96.9%). The Nets grabbed 36 rebounds (7 offensive, 29 defensive) and recorded 4 blocks, alongside 24 assists and 7 steals. Toronto allowed their opponents a shooting percentage of 39.5% on 32 of 81 attempts. They managed to achieve 31 assists and forced 13 turnovers, claiming 5 steals in the process. On the boards, they gathered a total of 50 rebounds, including 13 offensive. The Raptors sank 20 of 25 free throws for an 80.0% success rate and finished with a field goal percentage of 49.5% (45 out of 91), along with 9 of 35 from beyond the arc.
Brandon Ingram was a significant contributor in this contest, shooting 47.1% from the field and recording 4 assists. Playing for 33 minutes, he tallied 25 points on 8 of 17 shooting along with 5 rebounds.
The Raptors come into this matchup with a record of 6-5. They are scoring an average of 119.3 points per game (11th in the league) and boasting a shooting percentage of 48.8%. From the three-point line, the Raptors are hitting 37.8% of their shots (141 of 373) and have a robust 78.1% success rate from the charity stripe. As a unit, they pull down 42.1 rebounds per game and have registered a total of 327 assists so far this season, ranking 8th in the league for passing efficiency. They average 13.9 turnovers and commit 23.8 personal fouls each game.
Defensively, the Raptors create 16.5 turnovers per game and draw an average of 20.6 fouls from opponents. They are allowing teams to shoot 33.0% from beyond the arc, with an average of 116.4 points allowed per game, placing them 15th in the NBA. Their opponents are shooting 47.0% from the floor (449 of 955), and they surrender 45.4 rebounds per game collectively, ranking 10th for assists allowed with 295 this season.
In their last game, the Pacers suffered a significant loss, falling 152-128 to the Jazz. Indiana allowed Utah to collect a total of 45 rebounds (13 offensive). The Jazz shot 45.2% from three-point territory, making 19 of 42 attempts, and were 31 of 35 at the free-throw line (88.6%). The Pacers struggled defensively, allowing the Jazz to convert 51 of 92 field goals for a shooting percentage of 55.4%. Indiana managed a similar shooting percentage of 46.5%, hitting 46 of 99 attempts, but only made 10 of 37 from beyond the arc (27.0%). The favorable free-throw shooting showed as they converted 26 of their attempts, good for 89.7%. The Jazz recorded 27 fouls, sending the Pacers to the line 29 times. Indiana collected 20 defensive and 15 offensive rebounds, totaling 35 for the game.
Pascal Siakam made a notable impact for the Pacers, scoring 27 points on 9 of 16 shooting (56.3%) along with 5 rebounds and 4 assists over 35 minutes.
Currently, Indiana holds a record of 1-10. The Pacers commit an average of 24.5 personal fouls per game and have a free-throw percentage of 75.3%. They average just 23.6 assists a game (29th in the NBA) while turning the ball over 13.9 times. With 1,204 total points this season, they are averaging 109.5 points per game and securing 48.0 rebounds per contest. On the offensive front, they are shooting only 40.2% from the field, ranking them last in the NBA.
Defensively, the Pacers are 27th in the league regarding points allowed per game, yielding 121.7. They create 14.0 turnovers per outing and permit opponents to shoot 47.1% from the field (15th in the league). Indiana’s defense allows a 33.3% success rate on three-point attempts (135 of 405) while opponents hit 78.6% of their free throw shots. They’re giving up 25.9 assists, and 49.2 total rebounds per game, ranked 8th and 28th in the NBA respectively.
Who will claim victory in tonight’s NBA clash against the spread?
Prediction: Choose Indiana
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