Charlotte Hornets vs Toronto Raptors Prediction - 11/17/2025
Updated July 9, 2026
Monday night’s NBA action brings the Charlotte Hornets to Toronto to take on the Raptors at Scotiabank Arena. The Raptors have hit their stride and are on a recent winning streak. They will try to continue that winning streak against a Hornets team that is struggling to get results and struggling to keep their top players on the court. Before tip-off in Toronto, continue reading to get my Hornets vs Raptors prediction for tonight.
The Raptors are riding some momentum, having won three games in a row and four of their last five games, all of which came on the road. They're 8–5 this season and sit near the top of the Atlantic Division. On the injury front, Toronto lists Ochai Agbaji (back) and Jamison Battle (knee) as questionable. But they have their top group available, which includes RJ Barrett, Scottie Barnes, and Brandon Ingram.
The Hornets enter this game at 4–9, struggling to find consistency. Their record on the road is especially concerning, going just 1–5 away from Charlotte. Injuries have piled up for the Hornets to make things tougher on them. Brandon Miller (shoulder), Grant Williams (ACL), Josh Green (shoulder), and Liam McNeeley (illness) are all unavailable.
On the bright side, LaMelo Ball and Miles Bridges are expected to play for Charlotte. Ball is averaging over 22 points, nearly 10 assists, and over 7 boards per game so far this season. Bridges has been a reliable secondary scorer, with 22.7 points and 7 rebounds per game. Still, the Hornets’ thin roster and defensive issues make this a challenging road test.
Player | Prop |
|---|---|
LaMelo Ball (Hornets) | Over 9.5 assists |
Miles Bridges (Hornets) | Over 22.5 points |
Scottie Barnes (Raptors) | Over 7.5 rebounds |
Immanuel Quickley (Raptors) | Over 18.5 points |
Score Projection: Hornets 115 – Raptors 127
Win Probability: Hornets 30%, Raptors 70%
The Raptors are playing some very good basketball of late, now that they have their top three perimeter players healthy and Jakob Poeltl is available to protect the paint. I'll go with the Raptors to win and cover the spread in this contest, as they should extend their winning streak to four games in a row with a convincing performance here.
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