- Matchup: Orlando Magic vs Toronto Raptors
- Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2026
- Venue: Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, ON
- Broadcast: TSN
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The Toronto Raptors (2-1) are set to clash with the Orlando Magic (1-2) at Scotiabank Arena this Wednesday.
In their last outing, the Magic secured a 111-102 victory against the Knicks. Orlando finished the game with a 43.2% shooting percentage, hitting 38 of 88 attempts, and excelled from three-point range, making 18 out of 42 shots. At the free-throw line, the Magic converted 17 of 21, achieving an impressive 81.0% success rate. Orlando dominated the boards with 49 rebounds, including 10 offensive boards, while assisting on 29 baskets and generating 16 turnovers along with 6 steals. Defensively, they limited New York to a 40.9% shooting percentage on 38 of 93 attempts. The Knicks managed 26 assists, made 8 steals, and pulled down 45 rebounds (12 offensive, 33 defensive), while shooting 70.8% from the free-throw line on 17 of 24 attempts. New York struggled from beyond the arc, hitting only 9 of 38 attempts. Both teams accumulated a significant number of fouls, with the Magic committing 24 and the Knicks 22.
Franz Wagner stood out for the Magic, recording a field goal percentage of 39.1% along with 9 assists in 37 minutes played. He collected 13 rebounds and scored 23 points on 9 of 23 shooting.
As of this matchup, Orlando holds a 1-2 record for the season. The team averages 109.7 points per game, ranking 25th in the NBA, while shooting 45.1% from the field. The Magic connect on 32.2% of their three-point attempts (39 of 121) and 73.4% from the free-throw line. They average 43.7 rebounds and 82 assists so far this season, placing them 18th in the league for assists. Orlando turns the ball over an average of 17.3 times per game and commits 26.0 personal fouls.
Defensively, the Magic force 15.0 turnovers per game and draw 23.7 fouls. They rank 16th in allowing assists to opponents, with 87 total assists surrendered this season. The Magic’s defense allows an opponent shooting percentage of 44.1% (124 of 281) and gives up 49.3 rebounds per game. From three-point range, they allow 33.3% shooting and rank 19th in points surrendered, averaging 116.3 points per contest.
The Raptors, in their most recent game, suffered a 117-94 defeat against the Timberwolves. Toronto managed to grab 20 defensive rebounds and 14 offensive boards, totaling 34 rebounds for the game. The Raptors turned the ball over 17 times but recorded 15 steals. The Timberwolves committed 23 fouls, sending Toronto to the free-throw line for 21 attempts, of which they converted 14 for a 66.7% shooting rate. Toronto struggled from three-point range, making only 10 of 38 attempts (26.3%). Overall, they shot 35 of 91 from the field, resulting in a shooting percentage of 38.5%. The Timberwolves connected on 43 of 77 attempts from the floor, achieving a 55.8% shooting rate. They shot 48.4% from three-point range (15 of 31) and went 16 of 25 from the foul line (64.0%). The Raptors also allowed Minnesota to gather 49 rebounds, including 9 offensive boards.
Ja’Kobe Walter was a key performer for the Raptors in this game, shooting 7 of 12 for a 58.3% field goal percentage and pulling down 4 rebounds. He scored 22 points in 31 minutes on the court along with 2 assists.
Toronto has a record of 2-1 for the season. Offensively, the Raptors are shooting 42.4% from the field, ranking 25th in the league. They have scored a total of 341 points for the season, averaging 113.7 per game, and pulling down 46.0 rebounds per contest. They record 25.3 assists per game (16th in the league) while averaging 15.0 turnovers. The Raptors commit an average of 27.7 personal fouls per game and shoot 77.3% from the free-throw line.
On defense, Toronto ranks 3rd in the league for points allowed per game at 103.7. They force an impressive 24.7 turnovers per game and restrict opponents to 41.5% shooting (4th in the league). The Raptors also limit three-point shooting to 29.8% (31 of 104) and allow teams to convert 74.8% of their free throw attempts. They yield 21.0 assists and 48.7 rebounds per game, ranking 2nd and 22nd respectively in the league.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s NBA showdown?
Prediction: Bet on Toronto
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