Sunday’s matchup at Scotiabank Arena features two teams heading in opposite directions. The Toronto Raptors (31‑22) are firmly in the playoff picture, while the Indiana Pacers (13‑39) are trying to snap a three‑game skid.
Toronto enters as a strong 9‑point favorite, powered by Brandon Ingram’s scoring and Scottie Barnes’ all‑around play. Indiana, meanwhile, is shorthanded without Tyrese Haliburton and Obi Toppin, leaning heavily on Pascal Siakam and Andrew Nembhard.
The total sits at 224.5, a number both teams have crossed frequently this season, with Toronto’s offense averaging 114 points and Indiana allowing 118.4.
The Raptors have dominated recent head‑to‑head meetings, winning three straight against the Pacers, and their defensive efficiency should give them the edge again. Bettors will weigh whether Indiana’s underdog resilience (8‑5 ATS when catching 9+ points) can keep this contest close, or if Toronto’s balanced attack will deliver another home win.
Best Bet: Raptors –9 (-110) at DraftKings
Toronto’s defense and Indiana’s injuries make the Raptors the best bet to cover the 9‑point spread. The Raptors are 26‑27 ATS overall, but they’ve gone 14‑6 straight up when scoring more than 118.4 points — a threshold they should reach against Indiana’s porous defense.
The Pacers allow 118.4 points per game, ranking near the bottom of the league, and they’re missing key contributors like Haliburton and Toppin. While Indiana has covered in 8 of 13 games as a 9‑point underdog, their offense averages just 110.7 points, which is unlikely to keep pace with Toronto’s balanced scoring.
Brandon Ingram (22.2 PPG) and Scottie Barnes (19.3 PPG) provide steady production, while Immanuel Quickley adds perimeter shooting. Toronto’s home‑court advantage and superior depth should overwhelm Indiana, making the Raptors -9 the most logical play. Expect Toronto’s defense to clamp down late, turning a competitive first half into a double‑digit win.
This safer parlay ties together the stars. Ingram has consistently hit 20+ points, while Siakam remains Indiana’s primary scorer. Pairing those with a Raptors win creates a logical flow: Toronto wins behind Ingram’s scoring, while Siakam keeps Indiana competitive with his offensive load.
The longshot parlay banks on Toronto pulling away at home. Barnes’ rebounding is crucial to controlling tempo, while Nembhard’s playmaking will be needed if Indiana hopes to hang around. If Toronto wins big, Barnes dominates the glass, and Nembhard racks up assists in a high‑scoring game.
Main Odds Table
The above odds are sourced from FanDuel.
Player Props
Odds updated: February 2, 2026 – 1:00 p.m. ET. Lines may move throughout the day.
| Team | Player | Injury | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raptors | Jakob Poeltl | Back | Questionable |
| Raptors | Immanuel Quickley | Ankle | Questionable |
| Pacers | Tyrese Haliburton | Achilles | Out for Season |
| Pacers | Obi Toppin | Foot | Out |
| Pacers | Ivica Zubac | Ankle | Out |
| Pacers | Kobe Brown | Not Injury | Out |
| Pacers | Micah Potter | Hip | Questionable |
The game tips off Sunday, February 8, 2026 at 3 p.m. ET.
The matchup will be held at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario.
Fans can watch the game on FDSIN and SportsNet, with streaming available via SportsNet’s digital platforms.
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Date | February 8, 2026 |
| Time | 3:00 p.m. ET |
| Arena | Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, ON |
| TV/Streaming | FDSIN / SportsNet |
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