Hawks vs Raptors Odds, Picks and Predictions Tonight

Atlanta Hawks have won five straight games and are trying to climb as high as possible in the Eastern Conference standings. Toronto Raptors are looking to secure their spot in playoffs and avoid the play-in tournament. Atlanta's elite offense takes on Toronto's top-notch defense.

The Raptors are 4-point home favorites against the Wizards. The total is 226.5. The live odds widget shows the best odds available for each betting market from regulated sportsbooks.

Predictions made on 4/5/2022 at 12:45 p.m. ET.

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Hawks have Bogdan Bogdansovic, Gallinari, Collins and Anunoby injured. Raptors have OG An uniboy injured and are unsure about his status.

Hawks vs Raptors is tonight. The Under is 6-0 in the Hawks' last six games as a road underdog and 12-5 in Raptors' recent 17 games when they're a favorite.

Hawks vs Raptors is tonight. Hawks are the favorite to win.

The Raptors lost to Miami Heat on Sunday. Toronto has won 11 straight games and is 6th in the East. Atlanta is on a five-game winning streak. The Hawks are scoring 128.4 points per game. Fred VanVleet will try to slow down Trae Young. Raptors are second in defensive rating. Hawks' offense is good, but they still struggle to defend the 3-point line. They are one game behind the Cavaliers in loss column.

The Hawks won the last meeting 127-100 on February 26. Trae Young scored 41 points. Fred VanVleet was injured in that game. The Raptors have been playing well recently. They are 19th in the NBA in scoring and 26th on the effective field-goal percentage. They limit opponents to 105.4 points per game, which is 26 tht makes them a poor shooting team.

Fred VanVleet's knee was bothering him, so he didn't shoot well after the All-Star break. He's found his form recently, though, and he's been making his shots. The Hawks are one of the worst teams in the NBA when it comes to perimeter defense.

Hawks vs Raptors is tonight. Fred VanVleet is the pick for the Hawks.