Can the 76ers continue to spread the ball the way they did in their last five games? Is the Sixers’ two-game winning streak a result of being an improved team or because they faced a bad club followed by a disinterested club? Can they slow down a team that has embarrassed them over the last three plus seasons?
Those are the questions heading into Wednesday night’s NBA Atlantic Division meeting with the Toronto Raptors at Wells Fargo Center.
“They have players that are really good in isolation like [two-time all-stars] in DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry,” Sixers reserve center Jahlil Okafor said.