Toronto Raptors vs Portland Trail Blazers Forecast, 1/23/2026 Analysis and Selection

• Matchup: Toronto Raptors vs Portland Trail Blazers
• Date: Friday, January 23, 2026
• Venue: Moda Center, Portland, OR
• Broadcast: Rip City Television Network

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This Friday, the Portland Trail Blazers (22-22) aim to overcome the Toronto Raptors (26-19) at the Moda Center.

The Raptors recently secured a victory against the Warriors, winning 145-127. The team committed 22 fouls compared to the Warriors’ 20. Toronto made 16 out of 43 attempts from three-point range, while Golden State shot 65.4% from the free throw line, making 17 of their 26 attempts. The Warriors recorded 36 rebounds (14 offensive, 22 defensive), along with 3 blocks. Toronto tallied 42 assists and forced 19 turnovers while collecting 7 steals. They achieved a total of 37 rebounds, including 9 offensive boards, and stayed perfect at the free-throw line with 22 made attempts (100%). The Raptors shot 59.3% from the field (51 of 86) and hit 21 of their 34 three-point shots.

Immanuel Quickley was a standout performer in this matchup. He shot an impressive 84.6% from the field, dishing out 10 assists. In 34 minutes of play, Quickley grabbed 2 rebounds and scored a total of 40 points on 11 of 13 shooting.

Entering this game, the Raptors hold a 26-19 record for the season. They average 114.2 points per game (ranked 24th in the league) and have a shooting percentage of 47.2%. Toronto makes 34.2% of their three-point attempts (523 of 1,528) and 78.0% from the free-throw line. The Raptors lead the league in assists with 1,335, averaging 42.9 rebounds per game and committing 13.9 turnovers and 21.3 personal fouls each game.

Defensively, the Raptors force 15.8 turnovers and commit 19.8 personal fouls per game. They rank 9th in allowing assists, with 1,102 given up this year. Opponents shoot 46.4% against them (1,794 of 3,870), and Toronto allows an average of 43.5 rebounds and 34.6% from three-point territory, positioning them 6th in the league for points allowed per game (112.6).

In their last outing, the Trail Blazers secured a 117-110 win over the Kings. Portland allowed Sacramento 52 total rebounds, 16 of which were offensive. The Blazers shot 35.5% from three-point range and finished 15 of 18 (83.3%) from the free-throw line. Sacramento was shooting at 48.8% (42 of 86), while Portland maintained a field goal percentage of 48.2% (40 of 83) and made 29 free throws for an 87.9% success rate. The Kings committed 19 fouls, granting the Trail Blazers 33 attempts at the charity stripe. Portland turned the ball over 8 times while earning 7 steals and grabbed a total of 29 boards (21 defensive and 8 offensive).

Deni Avdija played a key role for the Trail Blazers, hitting 10 of 18 attempts for a field goal percentage of 55.6%. He collected 8 rebounds and contributed 30 points in 32 minutes of play, along with 8 assists.

The Trail Blazers are sitting at 22-22 this season. They average 21.0 fouls per game and shoot 77.9% from the free-throw line. Portland registers 24.4 assists per game (27th in the league) and averages 16.8 turnovers. They have scored 5,115 points this season (116.3 points per game) and secure 45.2 rebounds per game with a shooting percentage of 45.0% from the floor, ranking 28th in the league.

Defensively, the Trail Blazers allow 35.3% from three-point range (556 of 1,576) and opponents convert 80.3% of their foul shots. They permit an average of 26.8 assists and 43.6 rebounds per game, placing them 16th and 15th, respectively, in the NBA. Portland ranks 22nd in the league for points allowed per game (118.2) and forces 15.3 turnovers each game while allowing opponents a 47.2% shooting percentage from the field (19th in the NBA).

Who will triumph in tonight’s NBA matchup against the spread?

Prediction: Take Portland!