Boston takes road win streak into matchup with Toronto

Boston Celtics maintain their three-game road win streak as they prepare to face off against the Toronto Raptors in a matchup between the 9-2 Celtics and the 5-5 Raptors. The game is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 p.m. EST at the Toronto arena.

The Toronto Raptors had a strong 2025-26 season, going 46-36 overall, 33-19 in Eastern Conference games, and 24-17 at home. They averaged 114.6 points per game last season, with 18.0 points coming from the free-throw line and 34.2 points from beyond the arc. The Celtics, on the other hand, posted a 56-26 overall record and a 10-6 mark in Atlantic Division games during the same season. They conceded an average of 107.2 points per game and committed 19.0 fouls.

Raptors injuries include Kawhi Leonard, who is out with a knee injury, Nate Bittle out due to a foot issue, Collin Murray-Boyles dealing with a day-to-day illness, Scottie Barnes sidelined with an adductor injury, Trayce Jackson-Davis listed as day to day with a hamstring issue, and Immanuel Quickley also day to day with a hamstring injury. Meanwhile, Celtics star Devin Carter is out of action due to illness.

The line for this game is Celtics -6.5, with the over/under set at 215.5 points. Boston aims to extend its road win streak when they take on Toronto, while Toronto looks to capitalize on their home advantage.