On Wednesday, the Toronto Raptors will welcome the Boston Celtics at the Scotiabank Arena.The Raptors are looking to get back on the winning track after dropping their previous game on Monday against the Memphis Grizzlies at home.Meanwhile, the Celtics are…

The Toronto Raptors have released their injury report ahead of Wednesday's home matchup against the Boston Celtics, listing six players on the report. Kawhi Leonard, Scottie Barnes, and Nate Bittle have all been ruled out, while Immanuel Quickley, Collin Murray-Boyles, and Trayce Jackson-Davis are questionable.
Leonard remains sidelined for at least another week to continue reconditioning for left knee swelling. Barnes will miss his third straight contest with a strained left groin, and Bittle remains out with a right avulsion fracture. Quickley continues to deal with a right hamstring strain, while Murray-Boyles and Jackson-Davis are both battling illnesses.
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