Philadelphia-76ers vs Toronto-Raptors February 11th 2025

At 7:00 ET, the 76ers (-381) will host the Raptors (+298) in a divisional matchup. Philadelphia (-8.5) is favored over Toronto, and the over/under line is set at 226.

This game will be played at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, and it will be broadcasted on NBCS. The 76ers (20-32) are currently 11th in the Eastern Conference, while the Raptors (16-37) are 13th.

Raptors vs. 76ers Key Information

• Sport: NBA
• Teams: Toronto Raptors at Philadelphia 76ers
• Where: Philadelphia at Wells Fargo Center
• Date: Tuesday, February 11th
• Betting Odds PHI -8.5, TOR +298 | PHI -381 O/U 226

The Raptors Can Win If…

The Raptors fell to 16-37 on the season after a 94-87 loss to the Rockets on Sunday. Toronto, who entered the game as +8.5 point underdogs, managed to keep the game closer than expected. The total points for the game were 181, well below the O/U line of 223.5.

A key moment came when Houston went on a 12-0 run, turning a 32-25 deficit into a 37-32 lead. Toronto battled back to lead 63-58 going into the 4th quarter, but the Rockets outscored them 36-24 in the final period to secure the win.

The Raptors struggled offensively in their 94-87 loss to the Rockets, shooting just 36.7% from the field and connecting on only 8 threes at a 19% clip. Immanuel Quickley led the way with 20 points, including 11 in the opening quarter.

Scottie Barnes added 15 points, 9 of which came in the 4th quarter, while Jamal Shead contributed 14 points, hitting 2 threes at 66.7%. Ochai Agbaji also chipped in 7 of his 11 points in the 2nd quarter.

Even with a strong defensive showing, the Raptors couldn’t secure a win against the Rockets, despite limiting them to 94 points. Toronto held Houston to just 18 points in the 1st quarter and 19 in the 2nd, but a 36-point 4th quarter from the Rockets proved costly. Overall, the Raptors’ defense was solid, allowing Houston to shoot just 36% from the field.

From beyond the arc, Toronto’s defense was effective, holding the Rockets to 10 made threes on 26% shooting. The Raptors also gave up 28 free throw attempts, with Houston converting 22. On the boards, Toronto allowed 10 offensive rebounds while recording 5 steals and 6 blocks.

• Across their ten previous road games, Toronto has an ATS mark of 6-4. Their straight up record in these matchups was 3-7 while averaging 106 points per game.
• As the betting underdog, the Raptors have an ATS mark of just 7-3 in their last ten games. Toronto posted a straight up mark of 5-5 in these matchups.
• Over their last three games, the Raptors have an over/under record of 2-1 and are 2-1 vs. the spread.

The 76ers Can Win If…

The 76ers dropped to 20-32 on the season after a 135-127 road loss to the Bucks on Sunday. Philadelphia, who entered the game as -3.5 favorites, not only lost but also failed to cover the spread. The total points for the game reached 262, well over the pre-game line of 229.5.

After trailing 103-91 going into the 4th quarter, the 76ers saw the Bucks go on a 12-0 run, extending the score from 109-93 to 121-93. Philadelphia outscored Milwaukee 36-32 in the final quarter but couldn’t overcome the deficit.

In their loss to the Bucks, the 76ers shot 52.8% from the field and hit 18 threes at a 40% clip. Tyrese Maxey led the way with 39 points, 5 threes, and a 69.6% shooting percentage, while Joel Embiid added 27 points, 12 rebounds, and 4 made threes.

Maxey scored 20 points in the 1st quarter and added 10 more in the 4th. Guerschon Yabusele contributed 13 of his 18 points in the final period, finishing with 3 threes and a 70% shooting night.

Defensively, the 76ers struggled against the Bucks, giving up 135 points, including 40 in the 1st quarter and 38 in the 3rd. They had their best defensive effort in the 2nd, allowing 25 points. Overall, Milwaukee shot 43% from the field.

The 76ers had trouble defending the three, as the Bucks hit 24 threes at a 43% clip. Philadelphia sent Milwaukee to the line 20 times, where they made 19 free throws. The 76ers recorded 9 steals and 5 blocks in the game.

• Although Philadelphia has a straight up record of 1-2 in their last three home games, they have not held up as well vs the spread going 1-2. The team averaged 116 points per game in these games.
• As the betting favorite, the 76ers have an ATS mark of just 0-5 in their last five games. Philadelphia posted a straight up mark of 1-4 in these matchups.
• In their last five games, the 76ers have an over/under record of 3-2 and are 3-2 vs. the spread.

The Lean

For today’s matchup we are recommending to take the 76ers to secure the win, with an expected final score of 139-93. When it comes to the spread, we believe they’ll cover at -8.5.

As for the over/under, the the line is currently at 226, and our model projects the Raptors and 76ers to reach a combined total of 232 points. Our bet is on taking the over.

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Struggling 76ers Try to Right the Ship Against Raptors

While Philadelphia fans are still buzzing from the Eagles’ Super Bowl win, the city’s basketball team isn’t giving them much to cheer about. The 76ers (30-22) have dropped three straight and 12 of their last 17 and will try to reverse their fortunes when they host the Toronto Raptors (19-33) on Tuesday night.

Philly’s Woes Continue

Philadelphia fell 135-127 to Milwaukee on Sunday despite big performances from Tyrese Maxey (39 points) and Joel Embiid (27 points, 12 rebounds). The Bucks shot 43.6% from three and dominated the offensive glass, exposing some of the Sixers’ biggest issues.

Head coach Nick Nurse pointed out that the Bucks’ second-chance points and defensive lapses hurt them the most.

Embiid’s Knee Issues Loom Large

Joel Embiid has been sidelined for 36 of Philly’s 52 games this season, and he recently admitted that another offseason surgery might be necessary.

This uncertainty has raised concerns about how much the Sixers can truly compete down the stretch.

Toronto’s Struggles Aren’t Any Better

The Raptors have lost four straight, most recently falling 94-87 to the Houston Rockets on Sunday. Toronto shot just 6-for-40 from three in that game, with Scottie Barnes (0-for-8 from deep) struggling to find his rhythm.

Immanuel Quickley, returning from a groin and hip injury, put up 20 points, eight rebounds, and three assists in 30 minutes. RJ Barrett, however, remains in the NBA’s concussion protocol and has yet to be cleared to play.

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Key Matchups to Watch

• Tyrese Maxey vs. Scottie Barnes: Maxey dropped 24 points in Philly’s 115-107 loss to Toronto on Oct. 25, but shot just 6-for-23. Can he be more efficient this time?
• Joel Embiid (if active) vs. Raptors’ bigs: Embiid’s status will be key, as Philly’s record with and without him is night and day.
• Three-point shooting: Both teams struggled from beyond the arc in their last game. Whoever finds their stroke will have the upper hand.

Will the 76ers Bounce Back?

Philly needs a get-right game, and a struggling Raptors squad could be exactly what they need. But if the 76ers’ defensive lapses continue, Toronto could steal a much-needed win on the road.

Can Maxey and Embiid power the Sixers to a win, or will Toronto snap its four-game skid?