PHILADELPHIA — The Toronto Raptors could be without guard Gary Trent Jr. and forwards Scottie Barnes and Thaddeus Young for Game 2 of their NBA playoff series with the Philadelphia 76ers. Both Barnes (ankle) and Young (thumb) were injured in Saturday’s 131-111 Game 1 drubbing to the Sixers, while Trent Jr. is dealing with a non-COVID related illness. Raptors head coach Nick Nurse said all three players were unlikely to play Monday in Philadelphia. “Listen, it doesn’t look good for any of those guys,” Nurse told reporters on Sunday. “They’re all going to be listed as, probably, doubtful. So it doesn’t look good for any of them. But we’ll evaluate it as we go and hopefully we can see where we end up.” Barnes, an NBA rookie of the year candidate, was having an excellent playoff debut, with 15 points, 10 rebounds and eight assists, before the Sixers’ 280-pound centre Joel Embiid stepped on his foot, sending him sprawling to the floor in agony with about nine minutes left to play. ...