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(Sports Network) - The Toronto Raptors will return from the All-Star break this evening to close out a three-game homestand versus the Orlando Magic at the Air Canada Centre.

Toronto is 1-1 so far on the homestand and has alternated wins and losses over its nine games. In last Wednesday's 109-91 victory over the New Jersey Nets before the break, Chris Bosh had 27 points and Jose Calderon had 22 and 12 assists to lead the way.

Jamario Moon tallied 15 points and Andrea Bargnani 14 points for the Raptors, who own a 15-11 record as the host this season. In injury news for Toronto, guard T.J. Ford is questionable against Orlando with a sprained right wrist.

Orlando, meanwhile, is coming off a huge 103-85 win over the Detroit Pistons in Tuesday's opener of a brief two-game road trip at The Palace of Auburn Hills. Rashard Lewis led the way with 20 points to help end Detroit's 10-game winning streak.

Keith Bogans scored 19 points off the bench and Maurice Evans scored 16 points for Southeast Division-leading Orlando, which ended its seven-game losing streak at Detroit. The Magic have won two in a row and posted their first in Motown since 2004. Dwight Howard finished with eight points and eight rebounds on 2-of-9 shooting.

The Magic are 20-10 away from Amway Arena this season.

Wednesday's showdown between Orlando and Toronto is the second of three meetings this season. The Magic, who posted a 105-96 victory on November 7 in the first meeting up north, are slated to host Toronto on March 4.

Toronto has won four of five, six of eight and eight of the last 11 meetings with the Magic. Orlando has lost six of seven and seven of its last nine trips to the Air Canada Centre.