Raptors Aim to Extend Winning Streak Against Pistons on TSN
In a highly anticipated matchup, the Toronto Raptors are set to face off against the Detroit Pistons at Scotiabank Arena. This contest will take place on Wednesday night, broadcasted live on TSN4 at 7:30 p.m. ET / 4:30 p.m. PT.
Raptors Focused on Winning Streak
The Raptors are aiming to extend their winning streak against a tough Pistons squad. Currently, Toronto has achieved success in seven of their last ten games and has won three out of their previous four. With momentum on their side, the Raptors are looking to capitalize on this matchup.
All-Star Lineup
This game is particularly notable as it features four All-Stars, including Toronto’s own Brandon Ingram. The 28-year-old forward has been named an injury replacement for Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry, marking his second All-Star selection.
- Brandon Ingram: 22.0 points, 5.8 rebounds, 3.7 assists in 52 games.
- Scottie Barnes: Participating in the All-Star festivities.
- Collin Murray-Boyles: Joining the All-Star roster.
- AJ Lawson: Representing the Raptors.
- Darko Rajakovic: Head coach of the Raptors.
- Cade Cunningham: Pistons’ leading player, averaging 25.3 points.
- Jalen Duren: Center for the Pistons, averaging 17.7 points, but suspended for this matchup.
Injury Reports and Player Updates
Several key players are dealing with injuries as the teams prepare for this game.
Toronto Raptors Injury Report
- Jakob Poeltl: Back injury, listed as questionable.
- Collin Murray-Boyles: Thumb injury, out.
- Jonathan Mogbo: G League assignment, out.
- Alijah Martin: Two-way player, out.
- Chucky Hepburn: Knee injury, out.
- Chris Paul: Not with the team.
Detroit Pistons Injury Report
- Ron Holland II: Personal reasons, out.
The absence of Jalen Duren may be beneficial for the Raptors, especially in light of their own injury concerns. This contest promises to be a crucial battle for both teams as they strive for playoff positioning in the Eastern Conference.
Fans can look forward to a thrilling matchup as the Raptors aim to continue their winning streak against the Pistons.
