Off to a roaring start to the NBA season, the revamped Raptors have shown they will be a force in the Eastern Conference. Led by Kawhi Leonard, the Raptors have the third-best point differential in the league and rank within the top 10 in both offensive and defensive efficiency. On Tuesday, they welcome in another potential East contender, Philadelphia. The 76ers seem to be still recovering from their trip to China, posting a negative point differential while dropping contests to other Eastern powers Boston, Milwaukee and even Detroit.

When these two teams meet at Scotiabank Arena, both will be on the back end of back-to-back games, but a small advantage is with the home team. While Toronto will have tangled with the likes of the Bucks the night prior, the team showed its main focus was Philadelphia by resting Leonard. With a fully rested star, a home crowd and a team that averages 1.121 points per possession, the Raptors should be a solid play on Tuesday night.

The play: Raptors, -6¹/₂.