- Matchup: Miami Heat vs Toronto Raptors
- Date: Tuesday, April 7, 2026
- Venue: Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, ON
- Broadcast: TSN
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The Toronto Raptors (43-35) will take on the Miami Heat (41-37) at Scotiabank Arena this Tuesday
In their last outing, the Heat secured an impressive 152-136 victory against the Wizards. Miami recorded 17 personal fouls compared to Washington’s 25. The Heat made 17 out of 40 shots from the three-point range, while the Wizards hit 79.2% from the free-throw line, converting 19 of their 24 attempts. Washington also grabbed 44 rebounds (17 offensive and 27 defensive) and had 11 blocks. They provided 28 assists and recorded 12 steals. On the defensive end, Miami allowed the Wizards to shoot 47.2% from the field, with Washington hitting 50 of their 106 attempts. Miami, however, showcased their own offensive strength with 42 assists, forcing 9 turnovers and securing 6 steals. The Heat pulled down a total of 49 rebounds, including 10 on the offensive end. They converted 27 of their 34 free-throw attempts, achieving 79.4% accuracy, and finished the game with a formidable 58.1% shooting percentage (54 of 93), including 17 of 39 from downtown.
Jaime Jaquez Jr. emerged as a key player in the recent matchup, scoring 32 points from 12 of 18 shooting. In 32 minutes, he also snagged 3 rebounds and delivered 4 assists with an impressive 66.7% shooting accuracy.
Currently, Miami holds a record of 41-37 this season. The team averages an impressive 120.8 points per game (ranked 2nd in the NBA) with a shooting percentage of 46.6% from the floor. The Heat connect on 36.0% of their three-point attempts (1,062 of 2,954) and have a free-throw success rate of 79.2%. Miami averages 46.6 rebounds per game and has accumulated 2,242 assists this season, placing them 6th in the league for assists. They average 13.6 turnovers per game and commit 18.9 personal fouls each outing.
On the defensive front, the Heat force 15.2 turnovers per game while conceding 20.5 personal fouls. Opponents are shooting 35.6% from beyond the arc against them, and Miami is ranked 22nd in the league, allowing an average of 118.4 points per game. Their defense yields a field goal percentage of 46.4%, allowing teams to score on 3,367 of 7,259 attempts, and they give up 46.6 rebounds per contest. Additionally, the Heat rank 19th in assists allowed, with 2,139 handed out by opponents this season.
In their most recent game, the Raptors fell to the Celtics 115-101. Toronto managed to gather 25 defensive rebounds and 6 offensive boards for a total of 31. They turned the ball over 15 times while managing 6 steals. The Celtics were whistle for 19 fouls, allowing Toronto 18 free-throw attempts, of which they made 13, resulting in a free-throw percentage of 72.2%. From three-point territory, the Raptors converted 8 of 20 attempts (40.0%). Overall, they shot 40 of 84 from the field, achieving a 47.6% shooting mark. Conversely, the Celtics excelled, hitting 53.4% of their shots, converting 47 of 88 attempts, and shooting 28.6% from three-point range with 8 of 28 made. Toronto’s free-throw performance improved to 81.3%, hitting 13 of 16 attempts, but they allowed Boston to collect 44 total rebounds (12 offensive).
Key contributions came from Ja’Kobe Walter, who shot 6 of 9 for a field goal percentage of 66.7%, scoring 16 points in his 32 minutes, also grabbing 2 rebounds and 1 assist.
The Raptors currently have a record of 43-35 this season. Offensively, they are shooting 48.0% from the field, ranking 8th in basketball, accumulating 8,920 points (114.4 points per game). Toronto averages 42.1 rebounds per game and dishes out assists 29.5 times per game, ranking 2nd in the league. They average 13.8 turnovers per game and commit 20.9 personal fouls each match while maintaining a free throw percentage of 77.1%.
Defensively, the Raptors allow a 3-point shooting percentage of 35.2% (986 of 2,801) and are conceding 79.4% of free throws. They permit 24.4 assists and 43.1 rebounds per game, ranking 2nd and 11th in the league, respectively. The Raptors rank 9th for points allowed per game, averaging 112.1. They create 16.2 turnovers every game and allow opponents to shoot 46.7% from the field, ranking 11th in basketball.
What is Our Parlay Prediction for Tonight?
Pick: Bet on Toronto and the under for total points
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