- Matchup: Toronto Raptors vs Philadelphia 76ers
- Date: Thursday, November 12, 2026
- Venue: Xfinity Mobile Arena, Philadelphia, PA
- Broadcast: NBC Sports Philadelphia
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On Thursday, the Philadelphia 76ers (9-2) are set to host the Toronto Raptors (5-5) at the Xfinity Mobile Arena.
In their previous matchup, the Raptors fell to the Grizzlies with a final score of 118-102. Toronto achieved a field goal percentage of 43.3% (39 of 90) and converted 13 of 38 attempts from beyond the arc. The Raptors’ free-throw performance was 64.7%, making 11 out of 17 attempts. On the boards, they secured a total of 34 rebounds, including 15 on the offensive end. Additionally, Toronto facilitated 27 assists and forced 18 turnovers from their opponents, tallying 7 steals. Defensively, the Raptors allowed the Grizzlies to shoot 53.2% (42 of 79). Memphis managed 27 assists and had 7 steals in the game, while also recording 44 rebounds (12 offensive and 32 defensive) and 7 blocks. The Grizzlies’ free-throw percentage was an impressive 94.7%, converting 18 of 19 attempts, alongside hitting 16 of 34 from three-point range. The Raptors were whistled for 17 fouls, while the Grizzlies committed 22 fouls.
Jakob Poeltl made a notable contribution during this contest, shooting 75.0% from the field and dishing out 2 assists. He played 31 minutes, secured 7 rebounds, and concluded the game with 18 points on 9-of-12 shooting.
This season, the Raptors hold a record of 5-5. They average 14.5 turnovers per game and commit 25.8 personal fouls per contest. On average, Toronto grabs 41.4 rebounds per game and has accumulated 285 assists this season, ranking 11th in the league for assists. They are shooting 31.8% from three-point range (112 of 352) and 73.6% from the free-throw line. The Raptors score an average of 116.6 points per game, placing them 9th in the NBA, with a field goal percentage of 45.9%.
Defensively, the Raptors generate 20.0 turnovers each game and commit 25.3 personal fouls. They allow 36.5% shooting from three-point range and are ranked 14th in the league in points allowed per game at 113.3. Toronto’s defense gives up a field goal percentage of 47.8% (385 of 805) and relinquishes 41.2 rebounds per match, ranking 10th in the league for assists allowed with 257.
The 76ers secured a victory in their last game against the Bulls, winning 127-121. They allowed Chicago to record 42 rebounds (9 offensive). From three-point range, Philadelphia achieved 27.0%, hitting 10 of 37 attempts. They were successful on 19 of 23 free throws, with an 82.6% success rate. The 76ers allowed the Bulls to shoot 52.3% from the field, as Chicago made 46 of 88 attempts. Philadelphia shot 46.5% overall, going 46 of 99, and made 14 of 34 three-point attempts for 41.2%. The Bulls recorded 18 personal fouls, leading to 25 free-throw attempts for the 76ers. Philadelphia turned the ball over 9 times while securing 8 steals. They collected a total of 54 rebounds, with 34 defensive and 20 offensive boards.
Tyrese Maxey played a crucial role for the 76ers, scoring 27 points in 36 minutes, also contributing 7 assists. He had a shooting percentage of 56.3%, making 9 of 16 attempts, and gathered 4 rebounds.
With a current record of 9-2, the 76ers are shooting 44.6% from the field, ranking 23rd in the league. They have compiled 1,221 points this season, averaging 111.0 points per game. Their average rebounds per game stand at 43.4, with 25.9 assists per game (19th overall). The team turns the ball over 12.9 times each game and commits an average of 21.5 personal fouls while maintaining a free-throw shooting rate of 77.6%.
Defensively, the 76ers concede 31.6% shooting from three-point range (124 of 392) and their opponents successfully convert 74.7% of their foul shots. They yield an average of 24.5 assists and 47.7 rebounds per game, ranking 9th in assists allowed but 27th in rebounds allowed. Philadelphia ranks 8th in the league for points allowed per game at 107.9 and forces an average of 16.0 turnovers while limiting opponents to a 44.5% field goal shooting percentage (8th in the league).
Which team will prevail in tonight’s NBA contest against the spread?
Prediction: Take Toronto
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