The Philadelphia 76ers apparently will not be getting former No. 1 overall pick Markelle Fultz back anytime soon. Fultz is still seeing specialists for an alleged shoulder injury. It’s just a very strange situation with that guy, who essentially has the yips when it comes to shooting. Probably best for everyone if Philly were to trade Fultz. Here’s a look at two interesting matchups this week. Check back for the latest NBA odds.
Toronto beat the visiting 76ers 129-112 on Oct. 30, but Philly didn’t have Jimmy Butler yet. Lowry had 20 points and 13 assists. The Raptors had 13 steals, hounding Philadelphia into a season-worst 23 turnovers. It was Philly’s 12th straight loss in Toronto. Ben Simmons narrowly missed a triple-double, finishing with 11 points, 10 assists and eight rebounds, but also committed 11 turnovers. The Sixers have not won in Toronto since a 93-83 victory on Nov. 10, 2012.Lowry’s next double-double will be his 100th in a Raptors uniform. Lowry is fourth on the team’s all-time double-doubles list behind only Chris Bosh (239), Jonas Valanciunas (137) and Antonio Davis (110). Lowry leads Toronto with 11 double-doubles this season. Toronto leads the NBA with a .494 (1057-2141) field goal percentage this season. The Raptors have shot 50 percent from the field in 12 games; something they did 24 times last season.
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San Antonio Spurs at Utah Jazz
- When: Tuesday, 9 PM ET (NBA TV)
Recent Head to Head (Last 10 Games)
- Record: Tied 5-5
- Score: San Antonio 100.40 / Utah 100.10
- Field Goal Percentage: San Antonio 46.64 / Utah 46.80
- Rebounds: San Antonio 41.00 / Utah 37.90
- 3 Point Shots: San Antonio 79-204 / Utah 99-242
- Steals: San Antonio 7.90 / Utah 6.90
Philadelphia 76ers at Toronto Raptors
- When: Wednesday, 8 PM ET (ESPN)

Recent Head to Head (Last 10 Games)
- Record: Toronto leads 8-2
- Score: Philadelphia 102.40/ Toronto 115.30
- Field Goal Percentage: Philadelphia 45.05 / Toronto 46.58
- Rebounds: Philadelphia 41.50 / Toronto 43.90
- 3 Point Shots: Philadelphia 101-303 / Toronto 99-281
- Steals: Philadelphia 7.90 / Toronto 10.80