Not to make a habit of going with the Raptors, but in relation to the Warriors, Toronto is at least a picture of health, with no significant injury woes save perhaps G Immanuel Quickley, who appears again on the injury report (hip) but played and scored 25 on Saturday vs. the suddenly-surging Pistons. Yes Toronto has lost 16 of 17 but the recent schedule has been challenging to say the least. The Dubs simply don't have easy games these days, and their ranks are again thinned, with Jonathan Kuminga and Brandin Podziemski out, and Draymond Green iffy. Steph Curry might be enough to get the Dubs a win, but as for stretching a margin, Steve Kerr's bunch on a 5-10 skid as chalk. Play Raptors

Warriors have to have some pride left inside. Can't afford to take anyone lightly and should be able to score big on the Raptors. Toronto has lost 21 times this season; just 8 times by less than 5 points and 23 points by 5 or more. They are 2-8 ATS in last 10 and 2-5 ATS in last 7 at home. Been a long time since the Warriors faced a truly bad team on the road. I expect them to cash in.