PREVIEW: The Toronto Raptors arrive in Oklahoma City ranked second in efficient attacking at the rim while showcasing the league's third-best passing attack, yet they struggle defensively against rim attacks, ranking 24th in that category. The Thunder, meanwhile, lead the NBA in limiting rim shots on defense and forcing turnovers while maintaining a league-leading low turnover rate themselves. Toronto's perimeter shooting remains infrequent at just 37.7 percent of their attempts from three, ranking 24th, while Oklahoma City excels at defending the three-point line with elite efficiency. This matchup features a Thunder team that ranks second in free throw shooting at 82.5 percent and are favored by 11.5 points. The Raptors enter Sunday riding momentum from three consecutive road victories. Oklahoma City has demonstrated defensive dominance this season, particularly at home where they maintain a strong record. However, the Thunder face significant injury challenges, as Jalen Williams remains sidelined with a hamstring strain and will miss at least two weeks. Toronto has performed impressively on the road recently, going 5-1 against the spread in their last six away games, suggesting they possess the tools to compete despite being substantial underdogs.