The Toronto Raptors will be without their rookie sensation in Game 2 against the Philadelphia 76ers.

Things went from bad to worse for the Raptors in Game 1. Suffering a 20-point loss to fall behind 1-0 in the series is one thing, but potentially losing three key rotation players presents a whole different problem.

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Veteran forward Thaddeus Young was limited to just six minutes after leaving the game early with a thumb injury. In the fourth quarter, Joel Embiid stepped on Scottie Barnes' left foot, forcing the star rookie off the floor with what was later deemed an ankle sprain. Sharpshooter Gary Trent Jr. didn't look like himself the entire night, and it was revealed on Sunday that he is dealing with a non-COVID illness.

During media availability on Sunday, Toronto head coach Nick Nurse didn't present much confidence in the Raptors having any member of that trio available for Game 2 on Monday.

Nurse believes Barnes, Trent and Young will be considered doubtful for tomorrow’s Game 2. “It doesn’t look good for any of them.”

— Josh Lewenberg (@JLew1050) April 17, 2022

In a positive update ahead of Monday's game, Trent and Young were ruled available, while Barnes remains out.

Trent and Young are available.

— Blake Murphy (@BlakeMurphyODC) April 18, 2022

Nurse said that, if Barnes is out, he'll likely add another ball-handler like Malachi Flynn or Armoni Brooks to the rotation. He also mentioned that, if Trent is also out, both Flynn and Brooks could crack the rotation.

As for the frontcourt, if Young isn't available to suit up, Nurse said that he will look to Precious Achiuwa, Chris Boucher and Khem Birch to take on more minutes.

While the MRI results for Barnes' ankle and Young's thumb will give us a better understanding of their availability, it appears the Raptors are preparing to play without them.

Toronto will take on the 76ers in Philadelphia for Game 2 on Monday at 7:30 p.m. ET.

What channel is Raptors vs. 76ers on?

• TV channel (Canada): TSN 1/3/4
• TV channel (United States): TNT
• Live streaming: TSN Direct (Canada), Watch TNT App (US)

Raptors vs. 76ers will air on TSN 1/3/4 in Canada with Matt Devlin handling play-by-play duties and Jack Armstrong serving as the color analyst.

In the United States, the game will air on TNT.

Viewers in Canada can stream Raptors vs. 76ers on TSN Direct, while viewers in the United States can stream Raptors vs. 76ers on the TNT App.

What time does Raptors vs. 76ers start?

• Date: Monday, April 18
• Time: 7:30 p.m. ET | 4:30 p.m. PT

Raptors vs. 76ers is scheduled to tip off shortly after 7:30 p.m. ET. The game will be played at Philadelphia's Wells Fargo Center.

Raptors vs. 76ers series schedule

The series will shift to Toronto for Games 3 and 4 beginning on Wednesday, April 20. If there's a Game 7, it will be played in Philadelphia on Saturday, April 30.

(All times Eastern)