The Cavaliers are 8.5-point home favorites on DraftKings Sportsbook<\/a>, with the game total set at O\/U 219.5 points. Cleveland holds -550 odds of winning the series, while the Raptors sit at +400 to pull off the first-round upset.<\/p>\n The Raptors enter the playoffs with a 46-36 overall record, while the Cavs head into the postseason at 52-30. Toronto swept the three-game regular-season series, although the squads haven\u2019t played since the end of November.<\/p>\n Looking at the injury report, Immanuel Quickley (hamstring) is questionable for Toronto, while Thomas Bryant (Calf) is the only inactive for Cleveland.<\/p>\n With all the top stars suiting up, let\u2019s take a look at some of the top player prop bets available on each side ahead of Saturday\u2019s Eastern Conference clash. <\/p>\n Raptors vs. Cavaliers Best Prop Bets<\/p>\n Donovan Mitchell 30+ Points (+136)<\/a><\/p>\n While adding James Harden gives Mitchell more help, this is still his team \u2014 and he famously steps up in the playoffs. Mitchell has scored at least 30 points in eight straight playoff Game 1\u2019s, dating back to 2020. Last year, he had exactly 30 points in the first game of the opening round against Miami before dropping 33 points against Indiana in the second-round series opener.<\/p>\n Mitchell scored at least 30 points in 34 of his 70 regular-season games, averaging 27.9 points per contest. He had 38 and 31 points in his last two games, while sitting out three of Cleveland\u2019s last four contests as the season wound down.<\/p>\n Mitchell erupted for 31 points in his first game against Toronto, but later got held to 17 points north of the border. While I wouldn\u2019t take him to score 30-plus every game or average 30-plus for the series, he has a strong chance to clear 30 in Game 1.<\/p>\n Brandon Ingram 4+ Assists (-104)<\/a><\/p>\n Ingram has tallied four or more assists in 10 of his last 11 games against the Cavs, and he averaged 3.7 dimes per game in his first season with the Raptors. He averaged four-plus assists in all six of his seasons with the Pelicans, showing a willingness to facilitate when his shot\u2019s not there.<\/p>\n Ingram had at least four assists in four of his last regular-season games, dishing out four or more dimes in two of three meetings with the Cavs.<\/p>\n If Quickley is out, Ingram could garner an expanded role at point guard. While Jamal Shead and Scottie Barnes would also get more work in that scenario, Ingram is a prime candidate to elevate his production.<\/p>\n Scottie Barnes Double-Double (+187)<\/a><\/p>\n Whether Quickley plays or not, Barnes should be a key producer for the Raptors \u2014 and he picked up even more work down the stretch. Playing in 80 of Toronto\u2019s 82 games, he produced 18.1 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 5.9 assists per contest. <\/p>\n Barnes has recorded five consecutive double-doubles against the Cavaliers dating back to January 2025, including two performances that came just two assists shy of triple-doubles. <\/p>\n This season, Barnes recorded 30 double-doubles, logging one 38% of the time. He\u2019s coming off a triple-double of 18 points, 12 rebounds, and 12 assists in Toronto\u2019s regular-season finale against the Nets. He also tallied double-digit assists in seven of the team\u2019s last 12 games before the playoffs.<\/p>\n Barnes averaged 16 points, 9.4 assists, and 5.3 rebounds across 12 games without Quickley this season. If the guard isn\u2019t at 100%, Barnes should step up and run the offense effectively against Cleveland. <\/p>\n He can get a double-double with either rebounds or assists, and there\u2019s even a chance he hits for a triple-double at +1460 if he takes over the game.<\/p>\n
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