The Toronto Raptors had no answer in Cleveland, allowing the Cavs to jump out to big leads in each of the first two games of this series. The Raptors actually played well in the first half of Game 2, until they collapsed in the final two minutes of the half. Games 3 and 4 in Toronto were a completely different story, as the Raptors dominated from start to finish. The Raptors are still a big underdog in Game 5, and I'll take the points.

Here are my keys to the game:

1. Previous History - The Raptors took two of three in the regular season series, and they finished just one game back in the Eastern Conference standings. The underdog is 18-6 ATS in the last 24 meetings in this series.

2. Three-Point Shooting - The Cavs broke an NBA record for made three-pointers in their series versus Atlanta, but they seem to have lost their range against the Raptors. It hasn't discouraged them from shooting though, attempting a total of 82 three-point shots in the last two games. This could prove to be Cleveland's undoing.

3. X-Factor - Toronto's backup center Bizmack Biyombo has been dominant defensively since Jonas Valancunias went down. He had an unbelievable 26 boards in Game 3.

Selection: This is a play on the Toronto Raptors (10*)