- Matchup: San Antonio Spurs vs. Toronto Raptors
- Date: February 25, 2026 (Wednesday)
- Venue: Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, ON
- Broadcast: TSN
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At Scotiabank Arena, the Toronto Raptors (34-23) are set to challenge the San Antonio Spurs (41-16) this Wednesday.
In their previous matchup, the Spurs secured a victory over the Pistons with a score of 114-103. San Antonio concluded the game with a field goal percentage of 41.6%, successfully making 42 out of 101 shots, including 18 of 40 from three-point range. They shot 63.2% from the free-throw line by converting 12 of 19 attempts. On the boards, the Spurs collected 50 rebounds, 16 of which were offensive. They also tallied 32 assists, forced 16 turnovers, and recorded 8 steals. Defensively, the Spurs allowed their opponent to shoot 37.7% from the field, as Detroit made 40 out of their 106 attempts. Detroit managed 21 assists and 7 steals against the Spurs and gathered 55 total rebounds (20 offensive, 35 defensive), along with 11 blocked shots. The Pistons converted 84.2% of their free-throw attempts, making 16 of 19, but only landed 7 of their 36 three-point attempts. In terms of fouls, San Antonio committed 22 while Detroit had 19.
Devin Vassell made a significant impact in the game, scoring 28 points on 10 of 14 shooting. He played 36 minutes, grabbing 2 rebounds and providing 4 assists while achieving a shooting percentage of 71.4%.
San Antonio enters this contest with a record of 41-16 for the season. They average 118.5 points per game, ranking 6th in the league, while shooting 47.8% from the floor. The Spurs have a 35.0% success rate from beyond the arc (745 of 2,129) and convert 78.4% of their free throws. As a team, they grab 46.7 rebounds per game and have accumulated 1,530 assists this season, positioning them 12th in the league in passing efficiency. They turn the ball over 13.8 times per game and average 18.9 fouls per contest.
Defensively, the Spurs force 13.5 turnovers per game and commit 20.7 personal fouls. They rank 13th in the league for allowing assists, giving up 1,512 this season. Opposing teams are shooting 45.3% against them (2,350 out of 5,190), and they allow an average of 43.0 rebounds per game. San Antonio permits a 35.6% conversion rate on three-pointers and ranks 8th in points per game allowed, surrendering 111.9.
In their last encounter, the Raptors secured a win over the Bucks with a score of 122-94. Toronto allowed Milwaukee to gather 46 rebounds, including 13 offensive boards. They shot 28.1% from three-point range (9 of 32) and converted 15 of 19 free throws (78.9%). Milwaukee shot 41.2% from the field overall, making 35 of 85 attempts. Toronto, on the other hand, shot 44 of 94, leading to a field goal percentage of 46.8%. From deep, the Raptors made 16 of their 46 attempts (34.8%) and 78.3% of their free throws, making 18 of 23. The Bucks committed 16 fouls, giving Toronto ample free-throw opportunities. Toronto also managed 11 steals and had 31 defensive boards along with 14 offensive rebounds for a total of 45 rebounds.
Immanuel Quickley was crucial for Toronto, scoring 32 points on 11 of 19 shooting (57.9%). He also contributed 3 rebounds and 9 assists during his 31 minutes on the court.
The Raptors’ current record stands at 34-23. They average 20.9 personal fouls per game and hit 78.3% from the free-throw line. Their assists per game average is 29.3, placing them 3rd in the league, while averaging 13.9 turnovers per game. This season, Toronto has scored a total of 6,490 points (113.9 per game), grabbing 43.1 rebounds as a unit. Offensively, they shoot 47.2%, ranking 11th overall in the NBA.
Defensively, the Raptors allow opponents to shoot 34.4% from three-point range (727 of 2,113), and their opponents are converting 80.0% of free throws. They allow an average of 24.5 assists and 43.6 total rebounds per game, ranking them 2nd and 13th in the league, respectively. Toronto ranks 6th for points allowed, giving up 111.7 per game, and they generate 16.0 turnovers per game while permitting teams to shoot 46.0% from the field, which is 8th in the league.
Who will come out on top in tonight’s NBA matchup against the spread?
Prediction: Take Toronto
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