Raptors’ Agbaji and Murray-Boyles Miss Game Against Cavaliers

The Toronto Raptors announced that Ochai Agbaji will not play in Thursday’s matchup against the Cleveland Cavaliers due to lower back spasms. This marks his second consecutive game missed, as he did not participate in Tuesday’s victory against the Brooklyn Nets.
Agbaji, a fourth-year guard, has faced challenges this season, averaging only 2.7 points per game across nine appearances. His shooting from beyond the arc has been particularly difficult, with a mere 8.3 percent success rate. This will be his third absence of the season, having previously missed the opening two games due to a forearm injury.
Agbaji’s Season Performance
Despite his struggles, Agbaji has contributed positively when on the court. His overall season averages include:
- 8.8 points per game
- 3.9 rebounds per game
- 1.2 assists per game
- 1.4 steals+blocks per game
- Shooting 49.2% from the field
- Shooting 50% from three-point range
Upcoming Game Insights
Meanwhile, Sandro Mamukelashvili, who was dealing with a neck contusion and stiffness, has been cleared to play against the Cavaliers. The Cavaliers currently sit in second place in the Eastern Conference with an 8-4 record.
Toronto has started to find its rhythm, winning five of their last six games. The Raptors now hold an overall record of 6-5 as they look to continue their positive momentum in their upcoming clash.



