With only eight games remaining in the regular season, the Toronto Raptors continue to get the job done without starting point guard Kyle Lowry around. Riding a six-game winning streak, the Raps will look to inch closer towards the top of the Eastern Conference standings with a win over the Charlotte Hornets on Wednesday.
Toronto (45-29) is coming off a lopsided 131-112 victory over the lowly Orlando Magic on Monday to move them one game behind the Washington Wizards for the third spot in the Eastern Conference. The Dinos improved to 12-5 since Lowry went down with a wrist injury in early March.