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The Philadelphia 76ers head north of the border to face the Toronto Raptors at Scotiabank Arena on Sunday night, with tipoff set for 7:00 PM ET. The Sixers (26-13) are firmly in the East’s top tier, riding a 7-3 stretch over their last 10. Toronto (15-25) continues to tread water in the lower half of the conference but has played better since the new year. Philly enters as a 4-point road favorite with a total of 223.5. While this isn’t quite the same Raptors team that gave the 76ers problems in past seasons, Toronto’s recent offense has found some rhythm—and Philly still has some road inconsistencies. This line suggests respect for both teams’ current form, and the matchup warrants a

Two MVPs, two title contenders, and one must-watch Sunday night matchup. The Milwaukee Bucks head to Ball Arena to face the Denver Nuggets in a potential Finals preview, with tipoff scheduled for 8:30 PM ET. Milwaukee (28-12) has won six of its last eight, while Denver (26-13) has been strong at home but is just 5-5 over its last 10. Oddsmakers have this one close, but Milwaukee is a slight 2-point road favorite. The total sits at 223.5 in what projects as a halfcourt-heavy battle between two of the league’s most efficient offenses. This isn’t a game for the casuals—it’s tight, tactical, and likely decided by late possessions. Here’s where the market stands for Bucks vs Nuggets. Lines may move

The Washington Wizards roll into the desert to face the Phoenix Suns on Sunday night at the Mortgage Matchup Center, with tipoff set for 8:00 PM ET. Washington (7-31) has dropped nine of their last ten and is locked into a long rebuild, while Phoenix (24-15) continues its push toward a top-four seed in the West and is now riding a four-game win streak. This one’s a massive mismatch on paper—and the betting line reflects it. Phoenix is laying a hefty 14 points at home against a Wizards team that’s simply not competitive in most games. It’s the second night of a back-to-back for Washington after getting blown out in Denver, and the market is clearly expecting more of the

The Atlanta Hawks head west to face the Golden State Warriors at Chase Center on Sunday night, with tipoff set for 10:00 PM ET. Atlanta (18-21) sits outside the playoff picture in the East and just dropped two straight, including a sluggish 119-107 loss in Denver. Meanwhile, Golden State (20-19) has clawed back over .500 after winning five of their last six, most recently dismantling the Pelicans at home. This one matters more than it may seem. The Warriors are trying to build rhythm and consistency before the All-Star break, while the Hawks are running out of chances to stay in the mix. Atlanta’s travel legs could be heavy—this closes a 5-game road swing—and they’ve been erratic on both ends