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On a night where he was celebrated as the franchise's all-time leading scorer, Chris Bosh came up big late on Sunday, hitting two free throws to put the Raptors up by four with 11 seconds left.

Barring that, how about Bosh’s clutch driving lay-up in the lane over Tim Duncan with just under a minute to play in the fourth?

While Bosh has high man on the Raptors for points (22) and rebounds (15), the work of point guard Jarrett Jack can’t be overlooked.

Jack defended Spurs floor general Tony Parker, often without help, and while Parker went nine-for-11, the Raptors sealed him off and limited wingman Richard Jefferson to 12 points. Jack contributed an efficient 15 points on five-for-eight shooting, made all eight of his free throws and ladled out a team-high eight assists.

Playing the second of two consecutive nights, Andrea Bargnani delivered a workmanlike performance against the Spurs.

He scored 15 points (5-16 FGM-A), played more than anyone else in the game (41:31), took down eight rebounds (two offensive) and blocked five shots.

"It was one of those grind them out games. Every possession was a fight and a battle, not like the first time we played them where it was a record for points with 130 and something. I thought we played well. We played aggressive and hard. I don’t think we made as many shots as we normally do, but that is because they are one of the best defensive teams in the NBA."

- Jay Triano on his team's performance.