The Raptors have been in sensational form this season and their record in the NBA stands at 13-4.
Leonard move from the Boston Celtics to the Raptors last summer and his momentum hasn’t stopped.
NBA expert Nate Duncan admitted earlier this week that Leonard has been used in the same way at the Raptors that the Los Angeles Lakers did with LeBron James.
“You can make an argument that Boston was the biggest loser in the Kawhi Leonard trade,” Duncan said.
“Their single biggest weakness as a defence is those dominant one-on-one scorers.
“The idea of switching is that you are not creating those types of seams.
“But if a guy doesn’t need that, like LeBron James in the past or Kawhi Leonard now, not that they succeed in the same way but it’s the same idea.
“That will be challenging for Boston, and we’ll see if Giannis [Antetokounmpo] is the same.
“Boston has a great defence, first in the league, there’s so much we like about it, but that’s one of those things.
“They have lots of good defenders, but no truly elite defenders for that type of player.”
How to watch the Toronto Raptors vs Orlando Magic
Sky Sports have the right to broadcast games from the NBA in the UK.
However, they will not be showing the clash between the Raptors and the Magic.
Fans are able to stream the match through Bet365, provided they have money in their account to activate the video player.
Otherwise, UK residents can also purchase an NBA League Pass for year-round access.
There are numerous packages the NBA League Pass offers with the premium account offering coverage from every team, every game and exclusive features for an annual fee of £214.99.
The next one down covers every team and every game for an annual fee of £184.99 while if you wanted to stick to just one team then it will cost £99.99 for the season or a day pass will cost £4.99.