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Storylines, Where to Watch, Injuries, & Betting Info For Raptors at Pacers

The Toronto Raptors will take on the Indiana Pacers on Friday night. Here's where to watch, injury updates, and betting lines for the game
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The Toronto Raptors' road trip is finally coming to a close Friday night with one final stop in Indiana to take on the Pacers at 8 p.m. ET.

What to Watch For

  • The Raptors have had the Pacers' number so far this season, knocking them off 118-110 in the first meeting of the season before eeking out a 97-94 victory two games later. Toronto has held its own against Domantas Sabonis so far this year, but the Pacers will once again be ready for the Raptors' aggressive superstar-stopping system.
  • With Khem Birch out of the lineup for the second straight game, the Raptors will be in tough trying to stop both Sabonis and Myles Turner. Toronto is going to have to rely heavily on Precious Achiuwa to hold down the paint, especially if OG Anunoby isn't ready to go either.
  • Keep an eye on Toronto's rotation and how Chris Boucher is used. With Birch out and Anunoby questionable, the Raptors could use someone with Boucher's length, but he didn't play at all in the second half on Wednesday. It's possible Yuta Watanabe has already come in and usurped the Canadian's minutes.

Where to Watch

TSN will broadcast the game on TV and the FAN 590 will call the game on the radio.

Injury Report

The Raptors have ruled out Birch and have listed Anunoby as questionable.

The Pacers will be without T.J. Warren.

Betting Odds

The Raptors are +3.5 point underdogs, per SI Sportsbook. The total for the game is 213.5

Further Reading

Yuta Watanabe shows why he'll have a spot in the Raptors' rotation

It's the easy stuff that's paying dividends for Precious Achiuwa

Gary Trent Jr. breaks out late as Raptors capture come-from-behind victory over Grizzlies

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Aaron Rose
AARON ROSE

Aaron Rose is a Toronto-based reporter covering the Toronto Raptors since 2020. Previously, Aaron worked for the Eau Claire Leader-Telegram.

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