Not too tough. Chris Bosh's fallaway jumper with 2.9 seconds left gave the Raptors their 106-105 victory. Earlier Bosh became the first Raptor to score 10,000 points. The night wasn't vintage Chris Bosh, he scored only 14 points on six-for-19 shooting in 33 minutes of court time.

"We put Turk in a high-screen earlier with CB setting it to see if they could exploit something and they switched it; so the second time we just went directly to the post-up," said Jay Triano following the win. "He (Bosh) wanted the basketball and we gave it to him."

Jamal Crawford had 33 points (14-25 FGM-A) but only nine from long distance. Atlanta was hot from beyond the arc and hit 61 per cent on 11-for-18 shooting.

It was a strong performance in a loss for the Hawks, who were playing their second game in as many nights without star guard Joe Johnson. Al Horford had the next best total with 18 points.

Hedo Turkoglu scored 16 points and added five boards, three assists and two steals, but his biggest contribution came on a miss.

The Raptors were down two with 14 seconds left when Turkoglu drove and drew a foul. He hit the first freebie and flubbed the second. Amir Johnson battled for the rebound with Marvin Williams, but the Atlanta forward stepped on the end line during the melee under the basket. That set up Bosh's winning shot.

"They made some great shots. We were sitting there trying to figure out what we can do more; we trapped (Jamal) Crawford, we had hands up on him, we had our tallest guys on him and he was still making shots. But our big thing was don't give them second chances and to only have seven offensive rebounds and six second chance points; we take that every night and we then we also looked after the ball extremely well."

- head coach Jay Triano on the effort.