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Game Preview and Injury Report: Brooklyn Nets vs.
Toronto Raptors The Brooklyn Nets are on a hot streak with two straight wins and will look to continue their matchup against the Toronto Raptors.
The Brooklyn Nets returned to a .

500 batting average with an impressive victory over the Chicago Bulls.
They hope to ride the momentum of their winning streak and get a good result against the Toronto Raptors.
The Nets have significantly improved their shooting accuracy and improved their defense significantly in recent games, setting them up for a challenging test against the tough Toronto Raptors.
The Raptors’ size will be an issue for the Nets.
With injuries to Nic Claxton and Cameron Johnson, the Nets’ depth up front is a big concern.
Toronto’s key players are primarily over 6 feet tall and employ a physical style of play, exemplified by Pascal Siakam and Scottie Barnes, who employ a “breeball” approach.
The Nets have quality players like Dorian Finney-Smith who can play against the Raptors, but the possibility that Claxton will miss the game raises concerns about the team’s rim protection.
The Nets also face challenges offensively, given the Raptors’ impressive defense.
While Jakob Poeltl provides reliable rim protection, Mikal Bridges’ primary defender will be OG Anunoby, known for his size and wingspan, which could make for a difficult night for Mikal.
It suggests.

Spencer Dinwiddie vs.
Dennis Schroder will be an exciting matchup as both are good offensive players and have been playing well lately.
The Nets enter the game against the Raptors with a large number of injuries.
Ben Simmons and Dennis Smith Jr.
each remain sidelined with back injuries.
Cameron Thomas has been upgraded to questionable, suggesting an impending return, albeit unlikely.
Nick Claxton and Cameron Johnson are currently battling injuries and could miss upcoming games.
If they don’t play, the Nets will likely add Royce O’Neal and Trendon Watford to the starting lineup.
The Raptors only have two injuries.
Christian Koloko, who is recovering from an illness, and Marquis Norwell, a two-way contract player who is considered healthy.