Kyle Lowry is probable for Game 1, a huge lift for the Raptors. Their bench, featuring Normal Powell and Serge Ibaka, gives the Raptors an advantage over the Celtics, who are missing Gordon Hayward and his efficient offensive game. Lay the small number.

This has the makings of a close series between two very good teams. The Celtics went 3-1 ATS versus the Raptors during the regular season, but the key to this series might be health. The Raptors have that to their advantage with all of their regular rotation players set to take the floor. However, the Celtics will have to play without Gordon Hayward (ankle), leaving them with very little depth. I’ll take Toronto to start the series on a high note.