The Philadelphia 76ers and Toronto Raptors play Game 2 of their Eastern Conference Semifinals Monday with the Raptors looking to take care of business at Scotiabank Arena and take a 2-0 series lead. Tip-off will be shortly after 8 p.m. Eastern.

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Philadelphia 76ers at Toronto Raptors: By the Numbers

• The Raptors' 13-point victory in the series opener was their fourth win of the season by at least 12 points over the Sixers.
• Toronto had the game's two leading scorers in Kawhi Leonard (45) and Pascal Siakam (29). No other Raptors player scored in double figures.
• Six players had 10 or more points for the 76ers, but none finished with more than J.J. Redick's 17.

• Philadelphia C Joel Embiid played just 29.9 minutes in the loss with 16 points, eight rebounds and two assists.
• The Raptors committed just 10 turnovers to the Sixers' 14, but Toronto finished with three more personal fouls than Philadelphia.

Philadelphia 76ers at Toronto Raptors: Key Injuries

Raptors PF OG Anunoby will remain sidelined for what's expected to be the remainder of the series as he recovers from an appendectomy.

76ers PF Mike Scott has been ruled out for the series' second game as he deals with plantar fasciitis.

Philadelphia 76ers at Toronto Raptors: Best Bet

Moneyline: The Raptors are slightly heavier favorites for Game 2 at -260 odds after their convincing Game 1 victory. They're still safe to take after seemingly finding a way to limit Embiid at both ends of the court.

Against the spread: Toronto is only up to a 6.5-point favorite after being spotted six points in Game 1 and winning by 13. Take the points at -110.

Over/under: The series opener came in well below the previous total of 222.5. The number's been dropped to 220.5 for Game 2, but we'll stick with the UNDER at -110.

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