Golden State Warriors vs Toronto Raptors Matchup

Check out our Warriors vs. Raptors prediction to get our insight on to who will win and cover the spread in Toronto.

  • The Warriors face Toronto with a record of 19-19.
  • The Warriors are averaging 111.3 points per game so far.
  • The Warriors are looking to bounce back from a loss to the Raptors.
  • The Raptors possess a 8-31 record so far.
  • Toronto has an effective field goal percentage of 53% (22nd).
  • The Raptors are looking to bounce back from a loss to the Warriors.

Warriors vs Raptors Prediction

At 7:30 ET, the Golden State Warriors (-192) will travel to take on the Toronto Raptors (+162) in a non-conference matchup. The Warriors are favored by 4.5 points and the over/under is set at 228.5.

Golden State comes into this game with a record of 19-19 and is currently 11th in the Western Conference. Meanwhile, the Raptors have lost five straight and are 8-31 overall, which puts them 14th in the Eastern Conference.

Warriors vs. Raptors Matchup At A Glance

  • Sport: NBA
  • Teams: Golden State Warriors at Toronto Raptors
  • Where: Toronto at Scotiabank Arena
  • Date: Monday, January 13th
  • Betting Odds GS -4.5, GS -192 | TOR +162 O/U 228.5

Warriors Preview: Can Golden State Deliver Being Favored on the Road?

The Warriors fell to 19-19 on the season after a 108-96 road loss to the Pacers on Friday. Golden State entered the game as +11 point underdogs and didn’t cover the spread. The total score of 204 points fell well short of the 223.5-point line.

Indiana’s 10-0 run early in the game put the Warriors on their heels, and they couldn’t recover. Golden State trailed 80-70 going into the 4th quarter, and the Pacers outscored them 28-26 in the final period.

In their 108-96 loss to the Pacers, the Warriors struggled offensively, shooting just 41.8% from the field and hitting only 10 threes at a 26.3% clip. Buddy Hield and Pat Spencer led the team with 17 points each, with Hield shooting 31.6% and making 3 threes at 25%.

Hield scored 10 of his points in the 3rd quarter, while Spencer added 7 in the 1st. Dennis Schröder contributed 12 points, with 5 coming in the 2nd quarter.

Defensively, the Warriors held the Pacers to 108 points, but it wasn't enough to secure a win. They gave up 27 points in the 1st quarter, 30 in the 3rd, and 28 in the 4th. The 2nd quarter was their best, allowing just 23 points.

Golden State limited Indiana to 9 made threes on 33% shooting from deep. The Pacers also went 13/19 from the free-throw line. The Warriors grabbed 31 defensive rebounds, gave up 8 offensive boards, and recorded 11 steals.

Raptors Preview: Can the Raptors Grab a Win at Home?

The Warriors fell to 19-19 on the season after a 108-96 road loss to the Pacers on Friday. Golden State, who entered the game as +11 point underdogs, failed to cover the spread. The total points for the game were 204, well below the O/U line of 223.5.

A key moment came when Indiana went on a 10-0 run, stretching the score from 31-30 to 41-30. Golden State trailed 80-70 going into the 4th quarter but couldn’t close the gap, as the Pacers outscored them 28-26 in the final period.

In their loss to the Pistons, the Raptors shot 43.5% from the field but connected on 16 threes at a 42.1% clip. Immanuel Quickley led the way with 25 points, including 13 in the 2nd quarter.

Chris Boucher also added 14 points, all in the 1st quarter, hitting 4 threes at 80%. Scottie Barnes contributed 16 points and 12 rebounds, with 7 points in the 3rd quarter.

The Raptors struggled defensively on Saturday, giving up 123 points to the Pistons, who shot 52% from the field. Toronto allowed 32 points in the 1st quarter, 33 in the 2nd, and 34 in the 3rd before holding Detroit to 24 points in the 4th.

From beyond the arc, the Pistons hit 19 threes at a 57% clip. The Raptors also sent Detroit to the line 21 times, where they made 16 free throws. Toronto finished with 30 defensive rebounds, allowing 7 offensive boards, while adding 12 steals and 3 blocks.

Warriors vs Raptors Betting Odds, Trends & Analysis

  • In their last ten games away from home, the Warriors have a straight up record of 3-7 while going 4-6 vs. the spread. The team averaged 101 points per game in this stretch.
  • Across their ten previous home games, Toronto has an ATS mark of 4-6. Their straight up record in these matchups was 1-9 while averaging 109 points per game.
  • The last three games that Toronto was the underdog, they have an ATS mark of 1-2 while going 0-3 straight up.
  • As the betting favorite, the Warriors have an ATS mark of just 1-2 in their last three games. Golden State posted a straight up mark of 1-2 in these matchups.

Warriors vs Raptors Prediction

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