Minnesota at Toronto

To say the Timberwolves have not had much success in Toronto would be an understatement. The Raptors have won 21 of their past 22 home games against Minnesota. Not only are the Timberwolves going north of the border, but they may also be without Anthony Edwards (back spasms) and Julius Randle (thumb). Both are questionable. Edwards is the third leading scorer in the NBA, averaging 29.7 points a game. Except for center Jakob Poeltl, the Raptors are fully healthy, including their top five scorers. Toronto is 5-2 in its last seven games. The Timberwolves lost as 7.5-point road favorites against the Grizzlies, 137-128, in their last game two days ago. That broke a four-game Minnesota win streak. Prior to their win streak, though, the Timberwolves had lost five consecutive games. Minnesota's loss to Memphis is troubling since the Grizzlies had lost six straight games. Take the Raptors on the moneyline.