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Utah Jazz at Toronto Raptors
Nov 12, 20121ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
Utah (1-6)1415131759
Toronto (4-2)2019162075
Utah Jazz
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
Mo Williams265-123-70-00410213
Randy Foye215-143-80-03000013
Gordon Haywood220-10-02-2300002
Paul Millsap253-60-00-0501006
Al Jefferson255-130-02-45300012
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
Alec Burks122-20-00-0620004
Jamaal Tinsley111-60-11-2223003
Enes Kanter70-00-02-2010002
Marvin Williams70-10-00-0000000
Demarre Carroll61-10-00-0000002
Jeremy Evans30-00-00-0100000
Earl Watson20-10-12-2000002
TEAM TOTALS22/57 (38%)6/17 (35%)9/12 (75%)251250259
Toronto Raptors
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
Kyle Lowry234-62-20-00700110
Demar Derozan194-71-20-0610019
Rudy Gay239-151-22-23302021
Andrea Bargnani204-60-10-0730108
Omer Asik151-30-10-2500002
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
Terrence Ross175-63-30-02000113
Jonas Valanciunas151-20-00-0500002
Amir Johnson111-30-00-0300022
Sebastian Telfair101-30-12-2141014
Landry Fields82-40-00-0300004
Alan Anderson40-10-10-0000000
John Lucas-- DID NOT PLAY --
TEAM TOTALS32/56 (57%)7/12 (53%)4/6 (66%)351813675



Spoiler

4:07 PM ET May 6th, 2012 | Angels Stadium of Anaheim, Los Angeles, CA

2
Final 1
Toronto Blue Jays
(17-12)
Los Angeles Angels
(13-16)




Josh Johnson Struck Out Ten Batter and Bautista and Lawrie Combined To Power The Offense

Johnson Strikes Out Ten, Lawrie and Bautista Homer In Jays Win
LOS ANGELES -- Josh Johnson had a big smile on his face while walking out of the Blue Jays clubhouse in Los Angeles after his team defeated the Los Angeles Angels by a narrow margin of 2-1. According to manager John Gibbons, it couldn’t have been done without him.

“Josh threw the ball real well today. He had superb command of his fastball and his offspeed and breaking pitches. You can tell by the ten strikeouts he had.” said Gibbons. Johnson struck out ten batters in a solid eight innings of work before he handed the ball over to Blue Jays closer Casey Janssen, who pitched a quick bottom of the ninth for his eleventh save of the season.

It was a very quiet game on the offensive side of the ball as the two teams combined for just three runs on a total of twelve hits. However, seven of the twelve combined hits in the game were extra-base hits. Jose Bautista hit his ninth home run of the season and Brett Lawrie drove in the winning run with his fourth home run of the season to lead the offense for the Blue Jays. Howie Kendrick had an RBI double that drove in the only run of the game for the Angels, who have lost three of their last four ball games to the Blue Jays.

The Blue Jays continue their west coast road trip as they stop by O.co Coliseum for a quick two game series against the Oakland Athletics on Tuesday. Ricky Romero will make his second start of the season and will be opposed by big righty Bartolo Colon.

Toronto Blue Jays at Los Angeles Angels
May 6, 2012123456789RHE
Toronto (16-12)010001000250
Los Angeles (13-15)001000000170
W: Josh Johnson (4-2) L: Joe Blanton (0-4) S: Casey Janssen (11)
Scoring Summary
SCORING DETAILSTORLAA

Top 2ndBrett Lawrie homered to center field. 1 RBI.10

Bot 3rdHowie Kendrick lined to right field for a single. 1 RBI.11

Top 6thJose Bautista homered to left field. 1 RBI.21
Toronto Blue Jays
HITTERSABRHBIBBSOAVG
BATTING
3B: J. Reyes (4), C. Rasmus (2)
HR: J. Bautista (9), B. Lawrie (4)
RBI: J. Bautista (18), B. Lawrie (8)
BASERUNNING
SB: J. Reyes (11)
CS: M. Cabrera (3)
Toronto Blue Jays
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOERA
J. Johnson (W, 4-2)8.07110104.08
C. Janssen (S, 11)1.0000015.68
TOTALS9.0711011
Los Angeles Angels
HITTERSABRHBIBBSOAVG
BATTING
2B: H. Kendrick (7), A. Pujols (5)
3B: E. Aybar (4)
RBI: H. Kendrick (6)
GIDP: K. Calhoun
Los Angeles Angels
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOERA
J. Blanton (L, 0-4)6.0422315.55
S. Burnett3.0100023.27
TOTALS9.052233

Friday, July 19, 2013



Clarke MacArthur Celebrates The Game's Only Goal

MacArthur, Leafs Sneak Past Jets On The Road

WINNIPEG -- The Maple Leafs are officially on a role. After beating the Philadelphia Flyers at home, the Leafs headed onto the road to take on the Winnipeg Jets. Both goalies played a spectacular game, putting on a show for the crowd at the MTS Center.

Clarke MacArthur scored the lone goal of the game when he can down the right side boards. MacArthur then crossed up Jets defenseman Zach Bogosian when he cut to the middle of the ice before burying the puck past Jets goaltender Al Montoya. The Maple Leafs lead looked like it was going to be short-lived after the Jets found themselves with what they thought was the tying goal after captain Andrew Ladd tipped a point shot past goaltender Ben Scrivens. The referee then immediately waved off the goal and after a quick look at the video review, deemed that it was tipped in by a high stick.

That would be the only legit scoring chance that the Jets would get as Scrivens and the Leafs defensive core, led by captain Dion Phaneuf shut down the Jets and limited them to only 19 shots the entire game. Scriven’s shutout was the second of his career as well as the second of this season.

Winnipeg Jets coach had the following to say about the game, “I feel like our team loss because I made the wrong decision as to who to put in net. I’m not discouraging Monty [Montoya] but if I had put Pavy [Ondrej Pavalec] in net, he may have been able to stop that shot. Definitely a tough loss though.”

The win pushes the Leafs to 13-7-1 this season and they will take on the rival Montreal Canadiens on the road at the Bell Center this Saturday. The game will be aired live on CBC’s Hockey Night In Canada.


Toronto Maple Leafs at Winnipeg Jets
Nov 29, 2012123F
TOR (12-7-1)0101
WPG (9-7-3)0000
Three Stars
Al Montoya, Winnipeg
1.01 GAA, .958 SV%, 24 SA
Ben Scrivens, Toronto
Shutout
Clarke MacArthur, Toronto
1 G, 3 Shots
Team Stats Comparison


Shots on Goal2419
Hits87
Faceoffs Won-Lost118
Penalty Minutes0:000:00
Power Plays Converted00
Power Play Opportunities00
Time on Attack5:475:33
Scoring Summary
SECOND PERIOD

12:15 C. MacArthur (3), (J. Van Riemsdyk, J. Liles)
Toronto Maple Leafs - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
B. Scrivens1919100%0.00
Winnipeg Jets - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
A. Montoya242396%1.01
Posted on July 19, 2013 at 11:35 AM.

By Andrew Newsted / MLB.com

Injuries Go Throughout The Blue Jays System


LOS ANGELES -- After watching Blue Jays starter Brandon Morrow walk off the field with an apparent arm injury, Toronto Blue Jays general manager Alex Anthopoulos got some more injury news, this time from the trainers in Double-A New Hampshire.

Rick Brenner, general manager of the New Hampshire Fisher Cats called to inform Anthopoulos that pitching prospect Matt Smoral has left his start last night with the Fisher Cats in the third inning and after undergoing an MRI in Dunedin, it has been determined that Smoral has a shoulder tear and is expected to miss two to three months. "Rick called just to let me know about the situation with Smoral and about who we would promote to New Hampshire to take Matt's [Smoral] spot on the roster." said Anthopoulos.

But first, Anthopoulos will have to deal with the big issue: Brandon Morrow. It was announced this morning that Morrow is expected to miss one to two weeks an arm injury and has been placed on the 15-day disabled list. Anthopoulos did not release the severity of the injury but did state that Morrow was experiencing some "forearm tightness" on his pitching arm.

In a corresponding move, the Blue Jays have called up righthander Drew Hutchison from Triple-A Buffalo. Hutchison started some games with the Blue Jays last season before starting the 2012 season in Triple-A after the Blue Jays' blockbuster trades that filled the rotation. Southpaw Ricky Romero and Drew Hutchison will likely be compared for the fifth starter's spot in the rotation when Morrow returns from his injury.

The Blue Jays continue their four game set against the Los Angeles Angels tonight with Mark Buehrle going up against Jason Vargas in Los Angeles, CA. Game start is at 10:05 PM ET.

Toronto Blue Jays Injury Report
PosPlayerInjury Note
CJ.P. ArencibiaTorn Finger Ligament (2-3 Months; 60-Day DL)
SPBrandon MorrowForearm Tightness (1-2 Weeks; 15-Day DL)
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Posted on July 18, 2013 at 04:17 PM.

Matchup Preview *|* November 12, 2012

VS
Utah Jazz
(1-6, Away)
Toronto Raptors
(4-2, Home)
Projected Starters
Mo WilliamsPoint GuardKyle Lowry
Randy FoyeShooting GuardDemar Derozan
Gordon HaywoodSmall ForwardRudy Gay
Paul MillsapPower ForwardAndrea Bargnani
Al JeffersonCenterOmer Asik
Injury Report
None
None
Game Notes
- The Utah Jazz are off to one of the worst starts in franchise history and are last place in the NBA.
- The Raptors are coming off of a 100-94 overtime win against the Philadelphia 76ers, their second straight win.
- Raptors small forward Rudy Gay exploded for 37 points against the 76ers. He will need to be contained by Gordon Haywood and the Utah Jazz.


94
F/OT
100
Philadelphia 76ers
(3-3)
Toronto Raptors
(4-2)



Kyle Lowry Drive Past A 76ers Defender For The Layup


Raptors Need OT, Beat 76ers By Seven


TORONTO -- Nobody thought (well at least I didn't) that the Toronto Raptors would be able to pull out a win against the Philadelphia 76ers at home at the Air Canada Center last night. But guess what they did? Win.

Rudy Gay had a game high 37 points in the victory thanks mainly in part to the seventeen assists that the Raptors dished out for the small forward. Point guard Kyle Lowry had eighteen points of his own, but was overshadowed by the performance of Andrea Bargnani.

Bargnani, the former first overall pick by the Raptors, has turned in yet another dismal performance on the court, scoring only two points recording one turnover. There has been many rumors that are spreading quickly saying that either Bargnani wants out of Toronto, or the Toronto management has lost its patience with him.

Jrue Holiday led the offense for the struggling 76ers, recording 22 points to go along with his seven assists and five rebounds.

Raptors head coach Dwayne Casey weighed in on Rudy Gay's offensive outburst. "They [Philadelphia] just couldn't contain him [Gay]. He's been playing really well the past few games and the fact that he finally burst out is a great sign for us [the team]."

Philadelphia falls to .500 at 3-3 following the loss to the Raptors and the Raptors improve their record to 4-2 to start the season. The Raptors have a couple of days off before the Utah Jazz come into town.

Philadelphia 76ers at Toronto Raptors
Nov 11, 20121ST2ND3RD4THOTSCORE
Philadelphia (3-2)231817241294
Toronto (3-2)1824182218100
Philadelphia 76ers
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
Jrue Holiday3010-170-32-25700222
Nick Young309-233-71-14420022
Thaddeus Young297-160-04-46310018
Evan Turner285-80-00-05321110
Spencer Hawes262-40-00-0431014
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
Dorrell Wright82-40-10-0210004
Arnett Moultrie70-10-00-0100000
Damien Wilkins71-10-00-0010002
Charles Jenkins73-70-00-0410106
Lavoy Allen60-10-00-0100000
Kwame Brown61-20-01-1300003
Royal Ivey31-11-10-0110003
TEAM TOTALS41/85 (48%)4/12 (33%)8/9 (88%)372463494
Toronto Raptors
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
Kyle Lowry297-101-23-35510218
Rudy Gay2916-264-101-14400037
Demar Derozan285-91-22-23411013
A. Bargnani261-40-10-0000012
Omer Asik254-80-00-01211138
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
Jonas Valanciunas133-30-03-4300009
Amir Johnson101-10-00-0210002
Sebastian Telfair81-31-20-0210003
Alan Anderson80-10-00-0110000
Landry Fields61-40-10-0000002
Terrence Ross32-32-20-0110006
John Lucas-- DID NOT PLAY --
TEAM TOTALS41/72 (56%)9/20 (45%)9/10 (90%)3421327100
Posted on July 18, 2013 at 01:19 PM.

Matchup Preview *|* November 11, 2012

VS

Philadelphia 76ers

(3-2, 2-1 Away)

Toronto Raptors

(3-2, 1-1 Home)
Projected Starters
Jrue HolidayPoint GuardKyle Lowry
Nick YoungShooting GuardDemar Derozan
Thaddeus YoungSmall ForwardRudy Gay
Evan TurnerPower ForwardAndrea Bargnani
Spencer HawesCenterOmer Asik
Injury Report
None
None
Game Notes
- This is the first time that these two teams will meet this season.
- The Raptors will have to be able to contain Sixers point guard Jrue Holiday.
- Rudy Gay is averaging 19.9 points per game this season. Look for his to be a big factor in this game.
- Prediction: Sixers over Raptors in last minute.
Posted on July 18, 2013 at 01:18 PM.

Raptors Acquire Asik From Rockets


TORONTO -- The Toronto Raptors have announced that they have swung a deal with the Houston Rockets. The Raptors have acquired center Omer Asik in exchange for small forward Mickael Pietrus and center Aaron Gray.

Asik is seven foot tall and is expected to slide into the starting lineup at the center position. The deal really benefits the Raptors as they add some much needed front-court size while giving up virtually nothing. Pietrus had no role with the Raptors after have Rudy Gay and Landry Fields take up the small forward role and the duo of Demar Derozan and Terrence Ross taking up Pietrus' secondary position. Gray is replaced by Asik so the Raptors didn't lose anything.

The Raptors are at home to play against the Philadelphia 76ers tomorrow evening at the Air Canada Center. You can catch the game live on TSN and TSN2 at 7:00 PM ET.

1:07 PM ET April 28th, 2012| Rogers Center, Toronto, ON

73
Final
87
Dallas Mavericks

27/61 (44%) FG, 2/6 (33%) 3PT, 28 Reb, 7 TO
Toronto Raptors

36/71 (50%) FG, 9-18 (50%) 3PT, 37 Reb, 7 TO


Raptors Top Performerrs
PosPlayerStats
SFRudy Gay25 Pts (11-16 FG), 8 Reb, 2 Ast
SGDemar Derozan18 Pts (9-11 FG), 5 Reb, 2 Ast
COmer Asik Pts (3-8 FG), 9 Reb
PGKyle Lowry14 Pts (4-6 FG), 1 Reb, 9 Ast


Mavericks Top Performers
PosPlayerStats
PGDarren Collison20 Pts (6-12 FG), 4 Reb, 10 Ast
SFShawn Marion13 Pts (4-5 FG), 1 Reb, 1 Ast
CChris Kaman10 Pts (5-8 FG), 7 Reb
SGO.J. Mayo3 Pts (1-7 FG), 3 Reb, 3 Ast
Posted on July 18, 2013 at 01:16 PM.

Matchup Preview *|* November 6, 2012
@
Toronto Raptors
(2-1)
Oklahoma City Thunder
(0-0)
Projected Starters
Kyle LowryPoint GuardRussell Westbrook
Demar DerozanShooting GuardKevin Martin
Rudy GaySmall ForwardKevin Durant
Amir JohnsonPower ForwardSerge Ibaka
Jonas ValanciunasCenterKendrick Perkins
Injury Report
None
None
Game Notes
The Raptors are on a short two game win streak after winning on the road against Brooklyn and at home against the Minnesota Timberwolves. Kevin Durant and the Oklahoma City Thunder will look to keep their season with an undefeated record after winning their first two games.
Posted on July 18, 2013 at 01:15 PM.

Matchup Preview | November 4, 2012
@
Minnesota Timberwolves
(1-1, 1-0 Away)
Toronto Raptors
(1-1, 0-1 Home)
Projected Starters
Ricky RubioPoint GuardKyle Lowry
Alexey ShvedShooting GuardDemar Derozan
Chase BudingerSmall ForwardRudy Gay
Kevin LovePower ForwardAmir Johnson
Nikola PekovicCenterJonas Valaciunas
Injury Report
None
None
Game Notes
This is the second home game for the Raptors this season and the first time that they will play the Timberwolves. Timberwolves point guard Ricky Rubio and power forward Kevin Love all have returned from season ending injuries that they suffered last season.
Posted on July 18, 2013 at 01:14 PM.

Matchup Preview | November 3, 2012
@
Toronto Raptors
(0-1, 0-0 Away)
Brooklyn Nets
(0-0, 0-0 Home)
Projected Starters
Kyle LowryPoint GuardDeron Williams
Demar DerozanShooting GuardJoe Johnson
Rudy GaySmall ForwardGerald Wallace
Amir JohnsonPower ForwardKris Humphries
Jonas ValanciunasCenterBrook Lopez
Injury Report
None
None
Game Notes
This is the first game that the team formerly known as the New Jersey Nets play as the Brooklyn. Look for this game to be a close game because both teams were at the bottom of the standings last season but both have made various offseason acquisitions such as the Raptors getting Rudy Gay and the Nets acquiring Joe Johnson from the Atlanta Hawks.

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