Toronto is 6-7 in its last 13 games and off a 113-78 embarrassing loss to the Hornets on the road this past Friday. That was Toronto's lowest-scoring game of the season. I see the Raptors bouncing back in a big way against the Suns, who are in a rare fat-and-happy state.

The Suns just nipped the Knicks, 107-105, at Madison Square Garden on Saturday. They return to the desert for a four-game homestand following this matchup.

Despite only scoring 78 points against the Hornets, the Raptors are the third-highest scoring team in the league. Phoenix allows the second-most points. The Raptors are 8-2 ATS in their last 10 home games versus a foe with a losing road record. They also are 7-3 ATS following a SU loss.

The Raptors have added revenge motivation, too. The Suns defeated them 99-91 on Dec. 29.

This marks the Suns' third road game in four days. It's also an early start time for the Suns.