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// NBA · Friday 6 November 2026

Toronto Raptors vs Milwaukee Bucks prediction

Start 8:00pm ET ·

Pick
Toronto Raptors
Chance
50%
Light
Red
Confidence
Low

Full breakdown: team stats, players & form →

Result

Final: Toronto Raptors 121 – 107 Milwaukee Bucks. Our pick, Toronto Raptors, won ✓.

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Recent results

This is the first meeting between these teams this season. Results are taken from final scores, most recent first.

Our pre-game preview

Toronto Raptors are our pick on the road against the Milwaukee Bucks. The model gives them a 50% chance of winning, which makes this game close to a coin flip (under 55%).

Milwaukee Bucks rate slightly stronger on the rosters we expect (88.5 to 73.5 on our team-strength rating), but rest and form push the pick to Toronto Raptors.

Recent form: Toronto Raptors have been winning by 3.3 points a game, while Milwaukee Bucks have been losing by 11.4 points a game.

Injuries: Toronto Raptors will be without Scottie Barnes (33 min a game), Immanuel Quickley (32 min a game) and Kawhi Leonard (26 min a game). Players listed as unsure are counted by how likely they are to play.

Season so far: Toronto Raptors are 5–4 and Milwaukee Bucks are 1–8.

This preview was written from the data we had before the game.

Game review

What happened

The Raptors beat the Bucks 121–107 on the road. RJ Barrett and Alijah Martin led them with 27 points each. For the Bucks, Tyler Herro had 23 points, 5 rebounds and 10 assists.

What the model got right

The model gave the Raptors a 50% chance on the road, mainly because of rest and form, even though the Bucks rated clearly stronger (88.5 to 73.5), and they won by 14. Recent form pointed the same way: the Raptors had been winning by 3.2 points a game, the Bucks losing by 11.4. Scottie Barnes, Kawhi Leonard and Immanuel Quickley for the Raptors all missed the game, as the preview expected.

What didn't work

Our rating had the Bucks clearly stronger on paper, and on the night that didn't decide it. Tyler Herro's 23 points for the Bucks weren't enough to change the result.

Why

The result fits what the model leaned on, rest and form. One win doesn't prove the model right: at 50% this was close to a coin flip, so it could easily have gone the other way, and every result stays on our record.

Written after the game. Scores and stats are checked against two independent sources.

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