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Cleveland Cavaliers
Cleveland Cavaliers
VS
Toronto Raptors
Toronto Raptors

Cleveland Cavaliers vs Toronto Raptors

Sunday, May 3, 2026 · --:--

Cleveland Cavaliers Arena

Final
Cleveland Cavaliers
114–102
Toronto Raptors

Cleveland Cavaliers won

✓Our prediction was correct

Our Prediction

AI Match Analysis

The Cleveland Cavaliers host the Toronto Raptors at Cleveland Cavaliers Arena in what appears to be a crucial late-season matchup. Both teams enter with identical two days of rest, eliminating any schedule advantage in this evenly-matched contest.

Cleveland holds a slight edge with their superior home record (31-15) compared to Toronto's road struggles (24-23). The Cavaliers average 119.3 points at home while allowing 114.3, creating a favorable offensive environment. However, recent head-to-head meetings favor Toronto, who won the last encounter 112-110 just two days ago.

Both teams are dealing with significant injury concerns. Cleveland has Ellis Keon listed as questionable after missing two games, while several rotation players remain out. Toronto faces similar depth issues with Ingram Brandon questionable and multiple key contributors sidelined.

The total projects to be competitive given both teams' offensive capabilities. Cleveland's home scoring average of 119.3 combined with Toronto's road average of 114.1 suggests a total around 233 points. With both teams rested and playing in a fast-paced environment, the Over 228.5 presents value. Take Cleveland -2.5 at home, banking on their superior home court advantage and the motivation to even the recent series split.

Key Factors

Home Advantage

Moderate

Recent Form

Moderate

H2H Record

Even

Injury Impact

High

Season Overview

2026 Season

Record
Cleveland Cavaliers56-3660.9%
Toronto Raptors53-4057.0%
Avg Points Scored
Cleveland Cavaliers118.7
Toronto Raptors114.5
Avg Points Allowed
Cleveland Cavaliers115.3
Toronto Raptors111.8
Point Differential
Cleveland Cavaliers+3.4
Toronto Raptors+2.7

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Cleveland Cavaliers vs Toronto Raptors - Match Analysis

Should I take Cleveland to cover the -2.5 spread at home?

Yes, Cleveland's home court advantage is significant here. The Cavaliers are 31-15 at home this season, averaging 119.3 points while allowing 114.3. Despite Toronto's recent head-to-head success, Cleveland's superior home record compared to Toronto's 24-23 road mark suggests the small spread is justified. The equal rest situation eliminates schedule factors, leaving home court as the primary differentiator.

Will this game go over 228.5 points?

The Over looks strong based on recent trends and team averages. Cleveland averages 119.3 points at home while Toronto scores 114.1 on the road, projecting a total around 233. Five of their last six meetings exceeded 220 points, with both teams capable of high-scoring performances. The two days of rest for both sides should ensure fresh legs and sustained offensive tempo throughout the game.

How do the recent injuries affect this matchup?

Both teams face similar depth concerns that could actually balance out. Cleveland has Ellis Keon questionable plus several long-term absences, while Toronto deals with Ingram Brandon's questionable status and multiple rotation players out. Neither team has a significant injury advantage, so the game likely comes down to the healthy players available. The equal injury situations reinforce Cleveland's home court edge as the deciding factor.

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Last 10 head-to-head matchups

Cleveland Cavaliers (4)Toronto Raptors (6)
May 1, 26
(H)Toronto Raptors112 - 110Cleveland Cavaliers(A)
H
Apr 29, 26
(H)Cleveland Cavaliers125 - 120Toronto Raptors(A)
H
Apr 26, 26
(H)Toronto Raptors93 - 89Cleveland Cavaliers(A)
H
Apr 24, 26
(H)Toronto Raptors126 - 104Cleveland Cavaliers(A)
H
Apr 20, 26
(H)Cleveland Cavaliers115 - 105Toronto Raptors(A)
H
Apr 18, 26
(H)Cleveland Cavaliers126 - 113Toronto Raptors(A)
H
Nov 25, 25
(H)Toronto Raptors110 - 99Cleveland Cavaliers(A)
H
Nov 14, 25
(H)Cleveland Cavaliers113 - 126Toronto Raptors(A)
A
Oct 31, 25
(H)Cleveland Cavaliers101 - 112Toronto Raptors(A)
A
Feb 13, 25
(H)Toronto Raptors108 - 131Cleveland Cavaliers(A)
A

Expert H2H Analysis

AI Insight

Recent meetings heavily favor Toronto, winning four of the last six encounters including a 112-110 victory just two days ago....

Recent meetings heavily favor Toronto, winning four of the last six encounters including a 112-110 victory just two days ago. The Raptors have been particularly effective on Cleveland's home court, taking three of four games at Cleveland Cavaliers Arena. However, when Cleveland does win at home in this series, they've done so convincingly with victories of 125-120, 115-105, and 126-113. The total has consistently stayed high in recent meetings, with five of the last six games exceeding 220 points, indicating both teams' ability to score against each other.

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Cleveland Cavaliers

15 of 15 in NBA

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Form Rating

6.7/10

Cleveland Cavaliers Form Analysis

Trending

Cleveland enters with a solid 56-36 record but coming off a disappointing 110-112 road loss...

Cleveland enters with a solid 56-36 record but coming off a disappointing 110-112 road loss to Toronto. The Cavaliers have been dominant at home this season, posting a 31-15 record while averaging 119.3 points per game. Their recent form shows inconsistency, winning six of their last ten games with notable blowout victories over Miami (149-128) and Washington (130-117). The injury report remains concerning with Ellis Keon questionable and several rotation players out long-term. Cleveland's home offensive rating has been excellent, but they'll need to tighten defensively after allowing 112 points in their last meeting with Toronto. The two days of rest should help their veteran core recover.

Toronto Raptors

0 of 6 in NBA

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Form Rating

6.7/10

Toronto Raptors Form Analysis

Analysis

Toronto sits at 53-40 and enters with momentum after their 112-110 victory over Cleveland two...

Toronto sits at 53-40 and enters with momentum after their 112-110 victory over Cleveland two days ago. The Raptors have struggled on the road this season with a 24-23 record, but they've found success recently against Cleveland specifically. Their road scoring average of 114.1 points per game is respectable, though they allow 113.5 on the road. Toronto's recent form data is limited to summer league and cup games, making current assessment challenging. The injury situation is problematic with Ingram Brandon questionable and multiple rotation players out. However, their recent head-to-head success suggests they've found the right formula against Cleveland's defensive schemes. The equal rest advantage keeps them competitive.

shieldCleveland Cavaliers8

  • Porter Craig

    Injured
  • Nance Larry

    Injured
  • Sarr Olivier

    Injured
  • Ellis Keon

    Questionable
  • T. Enaruna

    Injured
Porter Craig
Nance Larry
Sarr Olivier
Ellis Keon
T. Enaruna
T. Proctor
Minix
N. Tomlin

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shieldToronto Raptors7

  • Jackson-Davis Trayce

    Injured
  • Ingram Brandon

    Questionable
  • Dick Gradey

    Injured
  • Quickley Immanuel

    Injured
  • Temple Garrett

    Injured
Jackson-Davis Trayce
Ingram Brandon
Dick Gradey
Quickley Immanuel
Temple Garrett
J. Mogbo
A. Martin

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Availability data is sourced from official team reports and may not reflect real-time updates.