While the Celtics are in slump, the Raptors are carrying a 10-game losing streak to Tuesday’s matinee in Boston.

Among Eastern Conference teams, only Washington has a worse record than Toronto, which is 1-14 in road games this season. The Raptors committed a season-high 31 turnovers in Sunday’s 136-107 loss to Atlanta.

Injuries have played a role in Toronto’s losing streak, but the Raptors are nearing full strength. Center Jakob Poeltl returned to action Sunday after missing four games with a groin strain, and Dorchester native Bruce Brown made his season debut after arthroscopic surgery last summer.

Rookie guards Jamal Shead and Ja’Kobe Walter also returned after being sidelined with injuries, but Immanuel Quickley is still fighting back from an elbow injury and hasn’t played since early November.

Toronto is looking for its first win since a 122-111 home win over Indiana on Dec. 3.

Boston, on the other hand, cannot find its defensive edge and has lost four of its last six games. The Celtics have been without Jrue Holiday (shoulder) for three games and Kristaps Porzingis (ankle) has been sidelined for two straight games. The holiday is available and Porzingis is out for Tuesday’s game.

Kickoff is scheduled for 3 p.m. on NBC Sports Boston. Here is your preview.

When: Tuesday, 3 p.m

Where: TD Garden, Boston

TV, radio: NBCSB, WBZ-FM 98.5

Line: Boston-17. O/U: 234.0.

RAPTORS

Season balance: 7-25. vs. distribution: 19-11, 2 attempts. Over/Under: 17-15

Last 10 games: 0-10. vs. distribution: 4-4, 2 strikes. Over/Under: 6-4

Celts

Season balance: 23-9. vs. spread: 12-20. Over/Under: 15-16, 1 push

Last 10 games: 5-5. vs. spread: 3-7. Over/Under: 4-6

TEAM STATISTICS

Points per game: Toronto 112.3, Boston 119.5

Points allowed per game: Toronto 119.1, Boston 110.1

Field goal percentage: Toronto .463, Boston .458

Opponent field goal percentage: Toronto .469, Boston .458

3-point percentage: Toronto .343, Boston .364

Opponent’s 3-point percentage: Toronto .355, Boston .352

Statistics of the day: The Celtics lead the NBA in 3-point attempts per game — and it’s not close. Boston is shooting an average of 50.7 3-pointers (36.4% hit rate), while second-place Chicago is averaging 44.2 attempts per game.

Notes: Boston’s 123-114 loss to Indiana on Sunday dropped the team’s record to 1-3 in its last four home games. The Celtics have lost four of their last six games overall. … Tuesday’s game will be the second meeting between the Celtics and Raptors this season. Tatum hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer in overtime to give the Celtics a 126-123 win in Boston on Nov. 16. … Tatum scored 24 points, 11 rebounds and nine assists in the win. Poeltl led Toronto with 35 points and 12 rebounds. He was 16 of 19 from the field. … Tatum and Steph Curry are tied for second in the league with an average of 10.5 3-point attempts per game, good for second in the league, behind only Charlotte’s Brandon Miller.

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