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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 6920653, member: 1020707"] NBA Toronto Raptors @ Orlando Magic: [B]Toronto Raptors (+ 12) /// 1.83[/B] Last bet lost. Jalen Brunson! He was the only one who was perfect. And his three-point shots in transition are just top notch! Unfortunately, Sacramento didn't have a player like him. All the Kings players played terribly. Very low field-goal percentage and lost rebounds. Total score of my bets: NBA 63-68 in favor of unsuccessful, MLB 30-27 in favor of successful, NHL 2-3 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL+NCAAF 3-8 in favor of unsuccessful. New bet: Toronto on the road will not lose more than 12 points to Orlando. Still, I don't think the Raptors will lose big in this particular game. The head-to-head stats tell us that in the last 10 games between them Orlando only once beat the Raptors by more than 12 points. Yes, Toronto will be without half of their starting five: RJ Barrett, Jakob Poeltl and Scottie Barnes. Also role players D.J. Carton and Chris Boucher will not play. But as recent games have shown, Toronto's bench depth is enough to keep them from huge losses. Since the injury of Scottie Barnes, the Raptors have lost by more than 12 points only once in their last 7 games. And right now Toronto's starting five is made up of players with very good three-point shot this season: Gary Trent Jr. (40.9%), Immanuel Quickley (40.3%), Kelly Olynyk (40%), Gradey (35.8%). Only Ochai Agbaji has 30.9%. So Toronto should have no problem scoring points. Orlando is a team that also scores a lot of shots from beyond the arc. Therefore, the absence of the same Jakob Poeltl will not be a key factor. Especially, these teams already played against each other in the last game and Orlando won by 10 points. I think Toronto should have no problems with motivation. Bet? Sure! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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