GAME #67 - TORONTO RAPTORS (39-27) at INDIANA PACERS (30-35)

MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2015 - 7 P.M. - BANKERS LIFE FIELDHOUSE

QUICK FACTS
W-L
39-27
22-12
17-15
4-2

OVERALL
HOME
AWAY
OVERTIME

EAST
27-13
14-8
13-5
3-0

WEST
12-14
8-4
4-10
1-2

BROADCAST INFORMATION
Television: TSN
Radio: TSN 1050 Toronto

INJURY UPDATES
None

SERIES RECAP VS. INDIANA

2014-15
ALL-TIME
STREAKS

OVERALL
2-0
29-44
Won 3

HOME
1-0
19-18
Won 3

ROAD
1-0
10-26
Won 1

LAST WIN:
January 27, 2015 (104-91)
LAST ROAD WIN:
January 27, 2015 (104-91)
LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY:
+23, March 15, 2009

PROBABLE STARTERS

LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT:

-29, April 8, 2009

MIN: 25.3 REB: 3.0 AST: 1.0 STL: 0.7 TO: 0.9
BLK: 0.3 PTS: 9.8
F - TERRENCE ROSS #31
Contributed three points on 1-of-6 shooting Mar. 15 vs. Portland.
Averaging 10.8 points, 3.1 rebounds and 27.2 minutes in 45 starts - scored in double figures 25 times.
One of three Raptors with 100+ made three pointers this season - Ross (118), Lowry (117), Williams (117).
Shooting .432 (19-for-44) from three-point range through seven games in March - averaging 9.9 points.
MIN: 26.4 REB: 5.9 AST: 1.4 STL: 0.6 TO: 1.4
BLK: 0.8 PTS: 9.4
F - AMIR JOHNSON #15
Finished 10 points and seven rebounds Mar. 15 vs. Portland. Shot 5-of-10 from the field.
Has totaled 39 points and 24 rebounds, while shooting .563 (18-for-32), over the last three games (Mar. 10-15).
Ranks second in the NBA with a .577 (256-for-444) field goal shooting percentage.
The Raptors are 18-10 this season when he scores in double figures.

TEAM COMPARISON
2014-15 AVERAGES
PPG
FG%
3FG%
FT%
OFF
DEF
REB
AST
STL
TO
BLK

TOR
104.3
.453
.347
.784
10.9
30.5
41.5
20.8
7.8
12.9
4.5

IND
96.5
.438
.341
.765
10.5
34.6
45.1
21.5
6.2
4.5
4.5

TEAM NOTES
The Toronto Raptors travel to Indiana to complete their 15th back-to-back of the season. The Raptors have already
won the season-series against Indiana for the first time since 2007-08. The teams have split the series four times in
the last six years.
The 2014-15 Raptors have an opportunity to become the fastest in team history to reach the 40-win mark with a
victory Monday at Indiana. The 1999-00 team reached 40 victories in 70 games. The 2013-14 Raptors took 72
games to reach the 40-win mark and finished the season with a franchise best 48 wins. Through 66 games last
season the Raptors were 37-28. Toronto has posted 40 wins in consecutive seasons twice 3X (1999-00, 2000-01,
2001-02) and 2X (2006-07, 2007-08).
Opponents have scored 100+ points against Toronto in eight of the last nine games (Feb. 27-Mar. 15) for an average of 108.0 points. Opponents have also shot 500+ from the field four times during this span, including .523 (45-for
-86) yesterday vs. Portland. Opponents have scored 100+ points 39 times this season, the most during the Dwane
Casey era - 39 (2014-15), 37 (2013-14), 37 (2012-13), 19 (2011-12). An opposing guard as scored at least 20
points in six consecutive games against Toronto (Mar 4-15).
Kyle Lowry needs one steal to reach 100+ steals in consecutive seasons. Lowry recorded a career-best seven
steals Mar. 13 vs. Miami. The last Raptor to have consecutive seasons with 100+ steals was Alvin Williams, when
he recorded three straight from 2000-03. Lowry sits eighth on the Raptors all-time steals list (314).
Jonas Valanciunas is averaging 11.8 points, 8.8 rebounds and shooting .591 (55-for-93) from the field in 12 games
since the All-Star break. Valanaciunas is averaging a career-high 12.0 points and shooting a career-best .567 (291for-513) from the field. He shot 7-for-7 from the field Mar. 15 vs. Portland, marking the second time this season
Valanciunas has shot 7-for-7 in a game (last: Jan. 30 at Brooklyn).
Through 66 regular season games, Lou Williams ranks first in the NBA among reserve players for games played
(65), points (980), three-pointers made (117), free throws made (283), 10+ point games (51) and 25+ point games
(9). He also ranks second among reserve with 74 steals. Williams is averaging a career-best 15.1 points.
DeMar DeRozan ranks seventh in the NBA averaging 25.0 points through seven games in March. DeRozan had a
career-best streak of five straight 20-point games Mar. 2-10. He is shooting .482 (67-for-139) from the field and .905
(38-for-42) at the free throw line this month.
Tyler Hansbrough was drafted 13th overall by Indiana in 2009. He averaged a career-best 11.0 points and 5.2
rebounds with the Pacers in 2010-11. Hansbrough scored eight points and grabbed three rebounds in 13 minutes
yesterday vs. Portland.
OPPONENT SPLITS - BY MONTH
FG%
3FG% FT%
REB
AST
TO
STL
BLK
PTS
November
.456
.348
.701
42.3
22.9
16.3
6.1
4.9
98.7
December
.454
.345
.778
41.5
22.5
14.3
5.3
5.7
101.6
January
.469
.338
.739
42.7
22.3
14.4
7.9
4.6
103.8
February
.438
.328
.748
45.3
23.1
15.6
9.2
5.5
96.9
March
.496
.377
.744
43.1
26.7
14.3
6.6
5.3
108.0

2014-15 RANKINGS
PPG
FG%
3FG%
FT%
OFF
DEF
REB
AST
STL
TO
BLK

TOR
5
14
15
3
15
27
26
21
15
4
19

IND
23
23
19
12
20
3
5
17
28
16
18

C - JONAS VALANCIUNAS #17

MIN: 26.3 REB: 8.6 AST: 0.4 STL: 0.4 TO: 1.4
BLK: 1.1 PTS: 12.0
Shot a perfect 7-for-7 from the field for 14 points and added a team-high nine rebounds Mar. 15 vs. Portland.
Leads the team in total rebounds (550), blocks (73) and double-doubles (18).
Ranks fourth in the NBA with a .567 (291-for-513) field goal percentage and tied for 18th in rebounds (8.6).
Has blocked multiple shots in a game 22 times this season; something he did 16 times in 2013-14.
MIN: 34.0 REB: 4.3 AST: 3.2 STL: 1.3 TO: 2.1
BLK: 0.2 PTS: 18.9
G - DEMAR DEROZAN #10
Finished with a team-high 22 points and grabbed eight rebounds Mar. 15 vs. Portland.
Averaging 25.0 points, while shooting .905 (38-for-42) at the free throw line, through seven games in March.
Ranks eighth in the NBA in free throw attempts per game (6.8) - attempted 10+ free throws 12 times this season.
Needs 10 assists to reach 1,000 for his career. Ranks eighth on the Raptors all-time assists list (990).
MIN: 34.9 REB: 4.6 AST: 6.9 STL: 1.6 TO: 2.5
G - KYLE LOWRY #7
Recorded 10 points, six assists and shot 3-for-11 from the field Mar. 15 vs. Portland.
Had a career-high seven steals Mar. 13 vs. Miami.
Leads the team with 99 steals - recorded multiple steals in a game 31 times this season.
Averaging 20.0 points, 5.8 assists and 4.6 rebounds through five games in March.

BLK: 0.2

PTS: 18.2

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Opponent: Minnesota Timberwolves

Date: Wednesday, March 18
Tip-Off: 7:30 p.m.
Venue: Air Canada Centre
Television: TSN
Radio: TSN 1050 Toronto

GAME 66 - MARCH 15, 2015

PORTLAND 113, TORONTO 97

SERIES RECAP VS. MINNESOTA

2013-14
ALL-TIME
STREAKS

OVERALL
2-0
24-12
Won 6

HOME
1-0
16-3
Won 10

ROAD
1-0
8-9
Won 2

LAST WIN:
March 9, 2014 (111-104)
LAST HOME WIN:
January 17, 2014 (94-89)

TORONTO - LaMarcus Aldridge had 24 points and 10 rebounds and the

Portland Trail Blazers beat the Toronto for the 12th time in 13 meetings,
defeating the Raptors 113-97 Damian Lillard scored 23 points, and
Arron Afflalo had 14, and Nicolas Batum added 10 points and 12 assists
to help the Trail Blazers open a five-game trip with their eighth victory in
nine games They improved to 3-1 since losing starter Wesley Matthews
to a season-ending ruptured Achilles tendon DeMar DeRozan scored
22 points, and Jonas Valanciunas had 14 for Toronto ... The Raptors lost
for the 10th time in 12 games Lou Williams scored 11 points, and Kyle
Lowry, Amir Johnson and Greivis Vasquez each had 10 for Toronto
Trailing 93-79 after Chris Kaman's layup to begin the fourth, Toronto cut it
to eight with a 6-0 run After a Portland timeout, the Blazers replied with
eight straight points, including a 3 by Afflalo and two straight dunks by
Dorell Wright, to restore the double-digit cushion.
PORTLAND
TORONTO

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY:

+23, February 10, 2008

LAST TIME VS. MINNESOTA

GAME #61 - MARCH 9, 2014
TORONTO 111, MINNESOTA 104
MINNEAPOLIS - Kyle Lowry had 20 points, a career-high 12 rebounds
and 11 assists for his fifth career triple-double, lifting the Toronto Raptors
to a 111-104 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday
night ...DeMar DeRozan added 25 points and seven rebounds and Steve
Novak hit five 3-pointers for the Raptors, who have won nine of their last
11games ... Toronto shot .583 (14-for-24) from three-point range ... Kevin
Love had 26 points, 11 rebounds and nine assists, and Nikola Pekovic
added 17 points and 11 rebounds for the Timberwolves ... Novak (15),
Terrence Ross (15), Amir Johnson (15) and Greivis Vasquez (12) all
reached double figures in scoring to earn a tough road win ... The Timberwolves trimmed a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit to 93-91 with five minutes
to play ... But Lowry drilled a three pointer, the Raptors locked down the
Timberwolves' offence and DeRozan finished Minnesota off with a three
pointer from the left wing to improve Toronto to 26-2 when leading after
three quarters ... The Raptors' reserves outscored Minnesota's 32-16 for
the game.
1
2
3
4
TOT
TORONTO
33
20
30
28
111
MINNESOTA
33
19
24
28
104

LAST TIME VS. INDIANA

GAME 45 - JANUARY 27, 2015
TORONTO 104, INDIANA 91
INDIANAPOLIS - DeMar DeRozan finished with 24 points, Kyle Lowry had
19 and three of their teammates also scored in double figures, as the Raptors pulled away 104-91 Toronto shot 46.6 percent from the field after
starting the game in a 9-0 hole The Raptors made nine 3-pointers
DeRozan and Lowry combined for 15 of 32 from the field and finished with
13 rebounds and 10 assists Lowry was 3 of 7 from beyond the arc,
including back-to-back 3s to start a 15-4 third-quarter spurt that pushed
what had been a five-point lead to 73-57 with 2:42 left Lowry was 10 of
13 from the free-throw line and scored five of the Raptors points in a halfclosing 7-1 spurt that gave Toronto a 50-44 lead Neither was on the
floor when the backups rescued Toronto from a 32-21 deficit early in the
second quarter with a 20-0 spurt But after Indiana rallied to tie the score
at 43, Lowry ignited the late second-quarter run and Indiana never caught
up again Rodney Stuckey scored 22 points to lead the Pacers, and
Solomon Hill added 15.
1
21
28

2
29
16

2
31
22

3
27
26

4
22
18

TOT
113
97

GAME 65 - MARCH 13, 2015

TORONTO 102, MIAMI 92

LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT:

-32, March 19, 2002

TORONTO
INDIANA

1
33
31

3
27
24

4
27
23

TOT
104
91

TORONTO - Kyle Lowry scored 19 points, DeMar DeRozan had 18 and

Toronto beat the Heat for the first time in more than five years, snapping a
16-game skid with a 102-92 victory Lou Williams added 14 points, Amir
Johnson had 13 and Greivis Vasquez 12 for the Raptors Dwyane
Wade scored 25 points and Goran Dragic had 18 for the Heat Lowry
had eight rebounds, eight assists and a career-high seven steals as the
Raptors, back from a winless three-game road trip, began a stretch that
sees them play seven of 10 at home Wade and Dragic combined for 14
points as Miami made the margin look more respectable by closing the
game with a 17-6 spurt The Heat committed 20 turnovers DeRozan
scored seven points in the first, going 5 for 5 at the free throw line, as the
Raptors led 21-18 Miami tied it up with three free throws in the first 30
seconds of the second, but Williams made two 3-pointers as the Raptors
responded with a 20-6 run over the next seven minutes to lead 50-41 at
halftime Toronto led 78-63 after three DeRozan finished 12 for 13 at
the free throw line.
MIAMI
TORONTO

1
18
21

2
23
29

3
22
28

4
29
24

TOT
92
102

GAME 64 - MARCH 10, 2015

SAN ANTONIO 117, TORONTO 107
SAN ANTONIO - Kawhi Leonard had 24 points and 11 rebounds and
matched a career high with five steals, and the Spurs withstood a secondhalf letdown to beat the Raptors 117-107 on Tuesday night for their sixth
straight victory Tony Parker added 23 points and nine assists, and
Danny Green was 5-for-6 on 3-pointers in scoring 19 points for San Antonio After failing to make a field goal for the first time in his career in
San Antonio's previous game, Duncan made the game's first basket on a
follow of his own blocked shot 19 seconds in He finished with 12 points
and 13 rebounds in 36 minutes Kyle Lowry had 32 points, DeMar
DeRozan added 21, and Amir Johnson had 16 points and 14 rebounds for
Toronto Gregg Popovich called a timeout after DeRozan's layup put
Toronto up 13-12 San Antonio responded by closing the first quarter on
a 16-4 run The Spurs led by as many as 26 points it the third, but Toronto pulled within six in the final quarter The Spurs were able to withstand the late surge behind Leonard, Parker and Green, regaining a double-digit lead.

TORONTO
SAN ANTONIO

1
17
28

2
24
33

3
30
24

4
36
32

TOT
107
117

SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
MARCH 4: Lou Williams sets a franchise record versus Cleveland with 21 points
in the fourth quarter. It was the most points in any quarter by a Raptor player, passing the previous record of 20 points. Alan Anderson was the last Raptor to score
20 points in a quarter (3rd) Mar. 22, 2013 vs. New York.
FEBRUARY 20: Toronto defeats the Hawks, 105-80, in Atlanta. With the victory,
the Raptors match a franchise-record with their fifth straight road win (Jan. 23 Feb. 20). The last time Toronto won five straight road games was Nov. 14 - Dec. 1,
2001. They also achieved this Feb. 23 - Mar. 8, 2000.
FEBRUARY 11: Toronto enters the NBA All-Star break with a team-record 36 wins
after defeating the Wizards. The previous team high for wins before the All-Star
break was 29 (2001-02, 2006-07 & 2009-10). The Raptors recorded 20 wins after
the All-Star break last year, the second-most in team history, while posting a .667
win percentage (20-10).
FEBRUARY 6: The Raptors trailed 34-19 after the first quarter against the L.A.
Clippers, but outscored the Clippers by 31 points over the final three quarters and
came away with a 123-107 victory. It marked the second time that the Raptors have
won a game by 15+ points after trailing by 15+ points at the end of the first in their
franchise history, and the previous instance also happened against the Clippers, on
Nov.13, 2009. According to Elias, no other franchise has done that more than once
in the shot-clock era.
JANUARY 22: Kyle Lowry was elected as a starter for the 2015 NBA All-Star
Game being played Feb. 15 at Madison Square Garden in New York. Lowry earned
his first All-Star appearance by tallying 805,290 votes, which was second among
Eastern Conference guards. He leaped ahead of Miamis Dwyane Wade by 15,451
votes after trailing by 100,352 through the Jan. 8 returns.
Lowry is the third Raptor to be elected a starter, joining Vince Carter (2000-04) and
Chris Bosh (2007). He is the fifth Raptor to be named to the Eastern Conference
All-Star team: Bosh (2006-10), Carter (2000-04), Antonio Davis (2001) and DeMar
DeRozan (2014).
JANUARY 19: Toronto reaches the midway point of the 2014-15 season with the
most wins in franchise history (27-14) for the first half. The Raptors were 21-20
after 41 games last year and went on to record a franchise-record 48 wins. The
most wins (first or second half) the team has ever recorded was 28 in the second
half of the 2006-07 season.
JANUARY 14: DeMar DeRozan leads the team with 20 points in a victory over the
Philadelphia 76ers. DeRozan returned to the lineup after missing the previous 21
games (Nov. 30 - Jan. 12) with a torn left adductor longus tendon. The Raptors
went 12-9 (.571) without him.
JANUARY 5: Kyle Lowry was named Eastern Conference Player of the Month for
December, joining Chris Bosh (January 2007) as the only players in team history
to win the award. Lowry averaged 22.3 points, 8.9 assists and 4.2 rebounds in 15
games last month and help the Raptors to an 11-4 record. Highlighting Lowrys
month was a career-high 39-point performance December 3 in a 123-104 win at
Utah. It was one of three 30-point scoring nights posted by Lowry, all on the road.
JANUARY 2: A franchise-record streak of 59 consecutive days (Nov. 4 - Jan. 1)
atop the Eastern Conference standings ends following a loss at Golden State.
DECEMBER 17: Toronto wins its 20th game of the season with a 105-89 victory
over Brooklyn. The Raptors reach 20 wins before the Christmas break for the first
time in team history. The earliest the Raptors reached the 20-win mark was 36
games during the 1999-00 and 2001-02 seasons. It took 39 games for the Raptors
to reach 20 victories last season (Jan. 17).
DECEMBER 8: Toronto defeated Denver 112-107 for its first overtime victory at Air
Canada Centre since Mar. 29, 2009 vs. Chicago. The Raptors had lost 10 straight
overtime games at home.
DECEMBER 8: Kyle Lowry was named Eastern Conference Player of the Week
for games played Dec. 1-7. Lowry led the NBA averaging 29.3 points and was fifth
among East players with 8.7 assists. He scored a career-high 39 points Dec. 3 at
Utah. Lowry had a .492 (.30-for-61) FG%, .538 (7-for-13) 3FG% and .913 (21-for23) FT%. This was the third time Lowry was named Player of the Week and the
second time with Toronto.
DECEMBER 1: The NBA names Dwane Casey as Eastern Conference Coach of
the Month for November. Casey becomes the first coach in team history to win the
award twice after earning the honour in December 2013. This marks the fourth time
a Raptors coach has won the award Lenny Wilkens (April 2002), Sam Mitchell
(January 2007) and Casey (December 2013).
NOVEMBER 28: DeMar DeRozan leaves the game versus Dallas at the 8:23 mark
of the third quarter with a torn left adductor longus tendon (groin). In five-plus seasons with Toronto, DeRozan has missed only 11 games. Hes the only player in
team history to start all 82 games twice (2010-11 and 2012-13). He missed two
games in 2013-14 with a sprained left ankle/foot, three games with a sore left ankle
in 2011-12 and five games in 2009-10 with a sprained right ankle. DeRozan rested
for one game Apr. 14, 2014 vs. Milwaukee prior to the start of the playoffs.
NOVEMBER 26: With a 126-115 win at Atlanta, the Raptors improved to 13-2 and
had the best record in the NBA for the first time in team history.
NOVEMBER 21: Toronto defeats Milwaukee, 124-82, matching the franchise record for largest margin of victory. The Raptors also set a team-record for largest lead
in a game when they led by +52 (116-64) in the fourth quarter.
NOVEMBER 21: Toronto completed a franchise-record seven game home stand
(Nov. 7-21) with a 6-1 record. The Raptors won four games by 15+ points, including
two against teams with a winning record (Washington and Milwaukee). DeMar
DeRozan led the team averaging 18.6 points. Kyle Lowry averaged17.6 points,
6.3 assists and 6.0 rebounds.
NOVEMBER 19: Toronto defeated Memphis 96-92 in a match-up of first place
teams. Memphis entered the game with a 10-1 record (best in the West), while the
Raptors (8-2) were tied for first in the East. Vince Carter received a standing ovation from a sold-out crowd in the first public tribute to the former Raptors all-star
since being traded in 2004.

SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
NOVEMBER 19: Head coach Dwane Casey moved into second in the
time coaching victories list, passing Lenny Wilkens:
RAPTORS ALL-TIME COACHING WINS
Years
Games
Wins
Losses
Sam Mitchell
2004-08
345
156
189
Dwane Casey 2011-Present
296
144
152
Lenny Wilkens 2000-03
246
113
133

teams all-

Pct.
.452
.486
.459

NOVEMBER 13: DeMar DeRozan moved into third on the teams all-time scoring
list with 10 points vs. Chicago. DeRozan has passed Andrea Bargnani (6,581) and
Morris Peterson (6,498) this season.
RAPTORS ALL-TIME SCORING LIST
GP
FG-FGA
FG%
PPG
POINTS
Chris Bosh
509
3,614-7,346
.492
20.2
10,275
Vince Carter
403
3,541-7,944
.446
23.4
9,420
DeMar DeRozan 428
2,622-5,938
.441
17.0
7,254
NOVEMBER 13: Toronto hosted Thursday night TNT game at Air Canada Centre
for the first time since Feb. 27, 2002 vs. Orlando.
NOVEMBER 7: Toronto reached first place in the Eastern Conference standings
through six games for the first time since Nov. 12, 2004. It also marked the first
time the Raptors were alone in first place in franchise history.
NOVEMBER 7: Toronto wore the original purple road uniforms for the first time
since May 4, 1999. The Raptors will wear retro uniforms seven times this season
as part of its 20th Anniversary Nights.
NOVEMBER 7: Kyle Lowry earned his sixth career triple-double Nov. 7 vs. Washington (13 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists) and fourth since joining the Raptors in
2012. Lowry passes Damon Stoudamire for the most triple-doubles in team history. Stoudamire recorded three triple-doubles between 1995-97. Marcus Camby (2)
and Jose Calderon (2) are the only other players in team history to record multiple
triple-doubles.
NOVEMBER 5: Toronto matched the best start in franchise history (4-1) with a 16point comeback win at Boston. Kyle Lowry led the team with 35 points.
AUGUST 25: Toronto City Council approved a $30-million practice facility for the
Raptors at Exhibition Place. The practice facility is scheduled to be ready in time for
the 2016 NBA All-Star Weekend.

SOLD OUT
For the first time since the 2000-01 season, the Raptors have sold out of season
tickets. Toronto has boosted season ticket sales this season by more than 50 per
cent over last year. Toronto has sold 12,500 season seats, up from roughly 8,000 a
year ago. The Raptors have sold out 11 consecutive home games Nov. 11-Dec. 15.
This is the longest streak of consecutive sellouts since a team-record 39-game
stretch from Nov. 20, 2001 until Oct. 30, 2002.

GOOGLE ALERT
The Toronto Raptors were the most googled Canadian sports team in 2014. The
second most-searched team was the Montreal Canadiens followed by the Blue Jays
and Toronto FC. Spots 5 to 10 were filled entirely by CFL teams (Ottawa Redblacks,
Calgary Stampeders, Edmonton Eskimos, B.C. Lions, Montreal Alouettes and Hamilton Tiger-Cats).

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2014-15 TRANSACTIONS...
MAY 6: Re-signed head coach Dwane Casey to a multi-year contract.
JUNE 26: Selected forward Bruno Caboclo (20th pick) and forward DeAndre Daniels (37th pick) in the NBA Draft. Traded the
draft rights to Xaiver Thames (59th pick) to Brooklyn for cash considerations.
JUNE 30: Acquired guard Lou Williams and centre Lucas Nogueira from Atlanta in exchange for guard John Salmons and a
2015 second-round draft pick.
JUNE 30: Extended qualifying offers to restricted free agents Greivis Vasquez, Patrick Patterson and Nando De Colo.
JUNE 30: Exercised a team-option on forward Tyler Hansbrough.
JULY 10: Re-signed guard Kyle Lowry to a multi-year contract.
JULY 10: Acquired Diante Garrett from Utah in exchange for Steve Novak and a future second-round draft pick.
JULY 12: Re-signed forward Patrick Patterson to a multi-year contract.
JULY 17: Re-signed guard Greivis Vasquez to a multi-year contract.
JULY 17: Signed forward James Johnson to a multi-year contract.
JULY 19: Waived guard Dwight Buycks and guard Diante Garrett.
AUGUST 3: Signed centre Lucas Nogueira to a rookie scale contract.
AUGUST 3: Signed guard Will Cherry.
AUGUST 18: Signed forward Jordan Hamilton.
SEPTEMBER 4: Signed centre Greg Stiemsma.
OCTOBER 14: Exercised fourth-year team options on centre Jonas Valanciunas and forward-guard Terrence Ross.
OCTOBER 25: Waived forward Jordan Hamilton and guard Will Cherry.
OCTOBER 29: Placed Bruno Caboclo and Greg Stiemsma (sprained right ankle) on the inactive list.
NOVEMBER 1: Placed Lucas Nogueira on the inactive list. Activated Greg Stiemsma.
NOVEMBER 2: Placed Amir Johnson (sore left ankle) on the inactive list. Activated Lucas Nogueira.
NOVEMBER 5: Placed Jonas Valanciunas (right hand contusion) on the inactive list. Activated Bruno Caboclo.
NOVEMBER 7: Placed Bruno Caboclo and Lucas Nogueira on the inactive list. Activated Amir Johnson (sore left ankle) and
Jonas Valanciunas (right hand contusion).
NOVEMBER 11: Placed Landry Fields (flu-like symptoms) on the inactive list. Activated Bruno Caboclo.
NOVEMBER 13: Placed Bruno Caboclo on the inactive list. Activated Lucas Nogueira.
NOVEMBER 15: Placed Lucas Nogueira on the inactive list. Activated Landry Fields.
NOVEMBER 19: Placed James Johnson (sprained right ankle) on the inactive list. Activated Bruno Caboclo.
NOVEMBER 21: Placed Tyler Hansbrough (right shoulder AC sprain) on the inactive list. Activated Lucas Nogueira.
NOVEMBER 24: Placed Lucas Nogueira on the inactive list. Activated James Johnson.
NOVEMBER 26: Placed Bruno Caboclo on the inactive list. Activated Lucas Nogueira.
NOVEMBER 28: Placed Lucas Nogueira on the inactive list. Activated Bruno Caboclo.
NOVEMBER 30: Placed DeMar DeRozan (torn left adductor longus tendon) and Bruno Caboclo on the inactive list. Activated
Tyler Hansbrough and Lucas Nogueira.
DECEMBER 1: Placed Lucas Nogueira on the inactive list. Activated Bruno Caboclo.
DECEMBER 12: Placed Bruno Caboclo on the inactive list. Activated Lucas Nogueira.
DECEMBER 14: Placed Lucas Nogueira on the inactive list. Activated Bruno Caboclo.
DECEMBER 15: Placed Bruno Caboclo on the inactive list. Activated Lucas Nogueira.
DECEMBER 17: Placed Lucas Nogueira on the inactive list. Activated Bruno Caboclo.
DECEMBER 19: Placed Bruno Caboclo on the inactive list. Activated Lucas Nogueira.
DECEMBER 21: Placed Landry Fields (concussion) on the inactive list. Activated Bruno Caboclo.
DECEMBER 25: Assigned Bruno Caboclo to the Fort Wayne Mad Ants of the NBA Development League.
DECEMBER 27: Placed Bruno Caboclo on the inactive list. Activated Landry Fields.
JANUARY 1: Re-called Bruno Caboclo from the Fort Wayne Mad Ants.
JANUARY 10: Placed Lucas Nogueira on the inactive list. Activated Bruno Caboclo.
JANUARY 14: Placed Bruno Caboclo on the inactive list. Activated DeMar DeRozan.
JANUARY 30: Placed James Johnson (strained right hamstring) on the inactive list. Activated Bruno Caboclo.
JANUARY 31: Placed Bruno Caboclo on the inactive list. Activated Lucas Nogueira.
FEBRUARY 2: Placed Lucas Nogueira on the inactive list. Activated Bruno Caboclo.
FEBRUARY 6: Placed Bruno Caboclo on the inactive list. Activated James Johnson.
FEBRUARY 18: Reassigned Bruno Caboclo the Fort Wayne Mad Ants of the NBA Development League.
FEBRUARY 21: Placed Lou Williams (sprained left ankle) on the inactive list. Activated Lucas Nogueira.
FEBRUARY 23: Placed Patrick Patterson (sprained left knee) on the inactive list. Activated Lou Williams.
FEBRUARY 23: Placed Lucas Nogueira on the inactive list. Activated Patrick Patterson.
FEBRUARY 28: Placed Kyle Lowry on the inactive list. Activated Lucas Nogueira.
MARCH 6: Placed Lucas Nogueira on the inactive list. Activated Kyle Lowry.
MARCH 8: Re-called Bruno Caboclo from the Fort Wayne Mad Ants.
MARCH 12: Assigned Lucas Nogueira to the Fort Wayne Mad Ants of the NBA Development League.
MARCH 13: Placed Jonas Valanciunas (personal) on the inactive list. Activated Bruno Caboclo.
MARCH 15: Placed Bruno Caboclo on the inactive list. Activated Jonas Valanciunas.

2014-15 Schedule
October/November
Day
Date
Opponent
Wed.
Oct. 29 Atlanta
Sat.
Nov. 1 at Orlando
Sun.
Nov. 2 at Miami
Tue.
Nov. 4 Okla. City
Wed.
Nov. 5 at Boston
Fri.
Nov. 7 Washington
Sun.
Nov. 9 Philadelphia
Tue.
Nov. 11 Orlando
Thu.
Nov. 13 Chicago
Sat.
Nov. 15 Utah
Wed.
Nov. 19 Memphis
Fri.
Nov. 21 Milwaukee
Sat.
Nov. 22 at Cleveland
Mon.
Nov. 24 Phoenix
Wed.
Nov. 26 at Atlanta
Fri.
Nov. 28 Dallas
Sun.
Nov. 30 at L.A. Lakers
December
Day
Date
Opponent
Tue.
Dec. 2 at Sacramento
Wed.
Dec. 3 at Utah
Fri.
Dec. 5 Cleveland
Mon.
Dec. 8 Denver
Tue.
Dec. 9 at Cleveland
Fri.
Dec. 12 Indiana
Sun.
Dec. 14 at New York
Mon.
Dec. 15 Orlando
Wed.
Dec. 17 Brooklyn
Fri.
Dec. 19 at Detroit
Sun.
Dec. 21 New York
Mon.
Dec. 22 at Chicago
Sat.
Dec. 27 at L.A. Clippers
Sun.
Dec. 28 at Denver
Tue.
Dec. 30 at Portland
January
Day
Date
Opponent
Fri.
Jan. 2 at Golden State
Sun.
Jan. 4 at Phoenix
Thu.
Jan. 8 Charlotte
Sat.
Jan. 10 Boston
Mon.
Jan. 12 Detroit
Wed.
Jan. 14 Philadelphia
Fri.
Jan. 16 Atlanta
Sun.
Jan. 18 New Orleans
Mon.
Jan. 19 at Milwaukee
Wed.
Jan. 21 at Memphis
Fri.
Jan. 23 at Philadelphia
Sun.
Jan. 25 Detroit
Tue.
Jan. 27 at Indiana
Wed.
Jan. 28 Sacramento
Fri.
Jan. 30 at Brooklyn
Sat.
Jan. 31 at Washington
February
Day
Date
Opponent
Mon.
Feb. 2 Milwaukee
Wed.
Feb. 4 Brooklyn
Fri.
Feb. 6 L.A. Clippers
Sun.
Feb. 8 San Antonio
Wed.
Feb. 11 Washington
Fri.
Feb. 20 at Atlanta
Sat.
Feb. 21 at Houston
Mon.
Feb. 23 at New Orleans
Tue.
Feb. 24 at Dallas
Fri.
Feb. 27 Golden State
Sat.
Feb. 28 at New York
March
Day
Date
Opponent
Mon.
Mar. 2 at Philadelphia
Wed.
Mar. 4 Cleveland
Fri.
Mar. 6 at Charlotte
Sun.
Mar. 8 at Okla. City
Tue.
Mar. 10 at San Antonio
Fri.
Mar. 13 Miami
Sun.
Mar. 15 Portland
Mon.
Mar. 16 at Indiana
Wed.
Mar. 18 Minnesota
Fri.
Mar. 20 at Chicago
Sun.
Mar. 22 New York
Tue.
Mar. 24 at Detroit
Wed.
Mar. 25 Chicago
Fri.
Mar. 27 L.A. Lakers
Mon.
Mar. 30 Houston
April
Day
Date
Opponent
Wed.
Apr. 1 at Minnesota
Fri.
Apr. 3 at Brooklyn
Sat.
Apr. 4 Boston
Wed.
Apr. 8 at Charlotte
Fri.
Apr. 10 at Orlando
Sat.
Apr. 11 at Miami
Tue.
Apr. 14 at Boston
Wed.
Apr. 15 Charlotte

Time/Result
W 109-102
W 108-95
L 107-102
W 100-88
W 110-107
W 103-84
W 120-88
W 104-100
L 100-93
W 111-93
W 96-92
W 124-82
W 110-93
W 104-100
W 126-115
L 106-102
L 129-122 (OT)
Time/Result
W 117-109
W 123-104
L 105-91
W 112-107 (OT)
L 105-101
W 106-94
W 95-90 (OT)
W 95-82
W 105-89
W 110-100
W 118-108
L 129-120
W 110-98
W 116-102
L 102-97 (OT)
Time/Result
L 126-105
L 125-109
L 103-95
W 109-96
L 114-111
W 100-84
L 110-89
L 95-93
W 92-89
L 92-86
W 91-86
W 114-110
W 104-91
W 119-102
W 127-122 (OT)
W 120-116 (OT)
Time/Result
L 82-75
L 109-93
W 123-107
W 87-82
W 95-93
W 105-80
L 98-76
L 100-97
L 99-92
L 113-89
L 103-98
Time/Result
W 114-103
L 120-112
L 103-94
L 108-104
L 117-107
W 102-92
L 113-97
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Time/Result
8:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.

GAME LEADERS
PLAYERS

Caboclo
DeRozan

PTS

REB

AST

21

POINTS
BENCH PTS

10+

10+

DOUBLE-

TRIPLE-

10-19

20-29

30+

REB

AST

DOUBLES

DOUBLES

15

22

Fields
2

Hansbrough

Hayes
A. Johnson

J. Johnson

Lowry

20

48

25

18

31

22

12

12

Noguiera
10

Patterson

31

28

Valanciunas

39

31

Vasquez

12

29

Williams

14

44

35

14

Ross

25

18

Stiemsma
1
2

STARTING LINEUPS
Centre
Valanciunas
Valanciunas
Hansbrough
Valanciunas
Valanciunas
Valanciunas
Valanciunas
Valanciunas
Valanciunas
Valanciunas

Forward
A. Johnson
Patterson
Patterson
A. Johnson
A. Johnson
A. Johnson
A. Johnson
A. Johnson
Patterson
A. Johnson

Forward
Ross
Ross
Ross
Ross
Fields
J. Johnson
DeRozan
J. Johnson
J. Johnson
J. Johnson

Guard
DeRozan
DeRozan
DeRozan
Vasquez
Ross
Ross
Vasquez
DeRozan
DeRozan
DeRozan

Guard
Lowry
Lowry
Lowry
Lowry
Lowry
Lowry
Lowry
Lowry
Lowry
Vasquez

Record
13-8 (.619)
1-1 (.500)
1-0 (1.000)
3-2 (.600)
5-4 (.556)
4-3 (.571)
8-3 (.727)
3-3 (.500)
0-1 (.000)
1-2 (.333)

INACTIVE REPORT
Player
Bruno Caboclo

No. of Games
44

Lucas Nogueira
DeMar DeRozan
James Johnson
Tyler Hansbrough
Landry Fields
Amir Johnson
Kyle Lowry
Jonas Valanciunas
Greg Stiemsma
Lou Williams
Patrick Patterson

40
21
7
5
4
3
3
2
1
1
1

Dates
Oct. 29 - Nov. 4, Nov. 7-9, Nov. 13-15, Nov. 26, Nov. 30, Dec. 12, Dec. 15, Dec. 19, Dec. 27 - Jan. 8, Jan. 14-28, Jan. 31,
Feb. 6 - Mar. 10. Mar. 15
Nov. 1, Nov. 7-11, Nov. 15-19, Nov. 24, Nov. 28, Dec. 2-9, Dec. 14, Dec. 17, Jan. 10-30, Feb. 2-20, Feb. 24-27, Mar. 6-15
Nov. 30 - Jan. 12
Nov. 19-22, Jan. 30 - Feb. 4
Nov. 21-28
Nov. 11-13, Dec. 22
Nov. 2-5
Feb. 28 - Mar. 4
Nov. 5, Mar. 13
Oct. 29
Feb. 21
Feb. 23

INJURY REPORT
Player
Greg Stiemsma
Amir Johnson
Jonas Valanciunas
Landry Fields
James Johnson
Tyler Hansbrough
DeMar DeRozan
Lou Williams
Patrick Patterson
TOTALS

Games Missed
1
3
1
2
5
3
4
5
21
1
1
47

Dates
Oct. 29
Nov. 2-5
Nov. 5
Nov. 11-13
Dec. 21-30
Nov. 19-22
Jan. 30 - Feb. 4
Nov. 21-28
Nov. 30 - Jan. 10
Feb. 21
Feb. 23

Injury
Sprained right ankle
Sore left ankle
Right hand contusion
Flu-like symptoms
Concussion
Sprained right ankle
Strained right hamstring
Right shoulder AC sprain
Torn left adductor longus tendon
Sprained left ankle
Sprained left knee

Status

Record
Home
Away

Overall
39-27
22-12
17-15

Eastern
27-13
14-8
13-5

Western
12-14
8-4
4-10

Atlantic
10-2
5-1
5-1

Central
7-7
3-5
4-2

Current Streaks
Overall
Lost 1
Home
Lost 1
Road
Lost 3

Attendance...
Home totals
Home average
Home sellouts

671,224
19,741
32

Longest Streaks
Overall
Won 6 (3X), Lost 5
Home
Won 5 (2X), Lost 2 (4X)
Road
Won 5, Lost 4

Road total
Road average
Road sellouts

564,388
17,637
17

Southeast
10-4
6-2
4-2

Southwest
2-7
2-2
0-5

Northwest
5-3
3-1
2-2

Pacific
5-4
3-1
2-3

OT
4-2
1-0
3-2

Record By Month..
October/November
December
January

13-4
11-4
9-7

February
March
April

4-7
2-5
0-0

Record By Day...
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday

5-4
4-4
9-3
0-2

Friday
Saturday
Sunday

9-6
6-2
6-6

Record When Offence Scores...

100 or more points
Less than 100 points

32-11
7-16

Record When Defence Allows...

100 or more points
Less than 100 points

17-22
22-5

Record When Offence Shoots...

50% or better from the field
Between 45-49% from the field
Between 40-44% from the field
Under 40% from the field

14-3
12-5
11-14
2-5

Record When Defence Allows.

50% or better from the field
Between 45-49% from the field
Between 40-44% from the field
Under 40% from the field

6-9
14-13
11-5
8-0

Record When Toronto has...

a better (or same) FG% than opponents
more (or same) rebounds than opponents
more (or same) assists than opponents
fewer (or same) turnovers than opponents

25-4
20-8
19-3
32-16

Record When Toronto has...

a lower FG% than opponent
fewer rebounds than opponent
fewer assists than opponent
more turnovers than opponent

14-23
19-19
20-24
7-11

Record When The Raptors...

After first quarter
24-5
13-19
2-3

Lead
Trailed
Tied

After first half

25-10
10-17
3-0

After third quarter

35-8
3-19
0-0

Won
Lost

OT
4
2

1
0
0

2
1
1

3
2
2

4
5
3

5
5
3

6
0
1

7
1
4

8
1
2

9
0
2

10
3
1

11
2
0

12
3
0

13
4
0

14
1
1

Won
Lost

16
3
3

17
2
0

18
1
0

19
2
0

20
0
0

21
0
2

22
0
1

23
0
0

24
0
1

25
1
0

26
0
0

27
0
0

28
0
0

29
0
0

30+
2
0

2014-15 SEASON SERIES

2014-15 BACK-TO-BACKS
FIRST GAME
DATE
OPP
Nov. 1
@ORL
Nov. 4
OKC
Nov. 21
MIL
Dec. 2
@SAC
Dec. 8
DEN
Dec. 14
@N.Y.
Dec. 21
N.Y.
Dec. 27
@LAC
Jan. 18
N.O.
Jan. 27
@IND
Jan. 30
@BKN
Feb. 20
@ATL
Feb. 23
@N.O.
Feb. 27
G.S.
Mar. 15
POR
Mar. 24
@DET
Apr. 3
@BKN
Apr. 10
@ORL
Apr. 14
@BOS
RECORD: 11-4 (.733)

RESULT
W 108-95
W 100-88
W 124-83
W 117-107
W 112-107
W 95-90 (OT)
W 118-108
W 110-98
L 95-93
W 104-91
W 127-122 (OT)
W 105-80
L 100-97
L 113-89
L 113-97

SECOND GAME
DATE
OPP
Nov. 2
@MIA
Nov. 5
@BOS
Nov. 22
@CLE
Dec. 3
@UTA
Dec. 9
@CLE
Dec. 15
ORL
Dec. 22
@CHI
Dec. 28
@DEN
Jan. 19
@MIL
Jan. 28
SAC
Jan. 31
@WAS
Feb. 21
@HOU
Feb. 24
@DAL
Feb. 28
@N.Y.
Mar. 16
@IND
Mar. 25
CHI
Mar. 4
BOS
Apr. 11
@MIA
Apr. 15
CHA
RECORD: 8-6 (.571)

15
0
0

RESULT
L 107-102
W 110-107
W 110-93
W 123-104
L 105-101
W 95-82
L129-120
W 116-102
W 92-89
W 119-102
W 120-116 (OT)
L 98-76
L 99-92
L 103-98

Atlanta Hawks
Boston Celtics
Brooklyn Nets
Charlotte Hornets
Chicago Bulls
Cleveland Cavaliers
Dallas Mavericks
Denver Nuggets
Detroit Pistons
Golden State Warriors
Houston Rockets
Indiana Pacers
Los Angeles Clippers
Los Angeles Lakers
Memphis Grizzlies

3-1
2-0
2-1
0-2
0-2
1-3
0-2
2-0
2-1
0-2
0-1
2-0
2-0
0-1
1-1

Miami Heat
Milwaukee Bucks
Minnesota Timberwolves
New Orleans Pelicans
New York Knicks
Oklahoma City
Orlando Magic
Philadelphia 76ers
Phoenix Suns
Portland Trail Blazers
Sacramento Kings
San Antonio Spurs
Utah Jazz
Washington Wizards

Largest comeback by Toronto: 20 - Feb. 6 vs. L.A. Clippers

Largest fourth quarter comeback by Toronto: 11 - Nov. 11 vs. Orlando
Largest comeback by opponent: 18 - Feb. 23 at New Orleans
Largest fourth quarter comeback by opponent: 10 - 2X - Last: Feb. 23 at New Orleans

1-1
2-1
0-0
0-2
2-1
1-1
3-0
4-0
1-1
0-2
2-0
1-1
2-0
3-0

LAST TIME...
50+ points
Toronto: 51, Terrence Ross, January 25, 2014 vs. L.A. Clippers.
Opponent: 51, Kevin Durant; March 21, 2014 vs. Oklahoma City (2OT)
40+ points
Toronto: 51, Terrence Ross, January 25, 2014 vs. L.A. Clippers.
Opponent: 51, Kevin Durant; March 21, 2014 vs. Oklahoma City (2OT)
Back-to-back 40+ points
Toronto: Vince Carter; 42, December 9, 2001 vs. Phoenix and 42, December 7, 2001 vs. Denver (OT).
Opponent: None.
20+ rebounds
Toronto: 21, Jonas Valanciunas, April 11, 2014 vs. New York.
Opponent: 20, DeAndre Jordan, December 30, 2014 at L.A. Clippers.
20-point, 20-rebound games
Toronto: Chris Bosh; 23 points, 22 rebounds, November 14, 2006 at Golden State.
Opponent: Jared Sullinger: 25 points, 20 rebounds, January 15, 2014 at Boston.
15+ assists
Toronto: 17, Jose Calderon, December 19, 2012 vs. Detroit.
Opponent: 17, Russell Westbrook, March 8, 2015 at Oklahoma City.
Triple-doubles
Toronto: Kyle Lowry, November 7, 2014 vs. Washington (13 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists).
Opponent: Russell Westbrook, March 8, 2015 at Oklahoma City (30 points, 11 rebounds, 17 assists).
Two 30+ scorers
Toronto: Lou Williams (31), Kyle Lowry (30); December 28, 2014 at Denver
Opponent: Jamal Crawford (37), Blake Griffin (30); January 25, 2014 vs. L.A. Clippers.
Three 20+ scorers
Toronto: Jonas Valanciunas (26), Lou Williams (26), DeMar DeRozan (25); March 4, 2015 vs. Cleveland.
Opponent: Russell Westbrook (30), Serge Ibaka (21), Enes Kanter (21); March 8, 2015 at Oklahoma City.
Four 20+ scorers
Toronto: DeMar DeRozan (33), Amir Johnson (25), Kyle Lowry (25), Greivis Vasquez (21); March 21, 2014 vs. Oklahoma City (2OT).
Opponent: Monta Ellis (27), Dorell Wright (26), Stephen Curry (23), David Lee (21); March 25, 2011 at Golden State.
Three Double Figure Rebounders
Toronto: Jonas Valanciunas (13), Amir Johnson (11), Rudy Gay (10); November 11, 2013 at Houston.
Opponent: Zach Randolph (18), Marc Gasol (12), Mike Conley (10); November 19, 2014 vs. Memphis.
Three Players with Double-Doubles
Toronto: Jonas Valanciunas (31 pts, 12 reb), Amir Johnson (12 pts, 10 reb), Kyle Lowry (10 pts, 12 ast); January 12, 2015 vs. Detroit
Opponent: Brandon Jennings (34 pts, 10 ast), Greg Monroe (22 pts, 10 ast), Andre Drummond (10 pts, 14 reb); January 12, 2015 vs. Detroit
Four Players with Double-Doubles
Toronto: Shawn Marion (16 pts, 15 reb), Chris Bosh (11 pts, 12 reb), Andrea Bargnani (28 pts, 10 reb), Jose Calderon (13 pts, 11 ast); February 22, 2009 vs. New York.
Opponent: Raymond Felton (10 pts, 12 ast), Brevin Knight (19 pts, 10 ast), Jumaine Jones (17 pts, 11 reb), Gerald Wallace (11 pts, 14 reb.);
April 9, 2006 vs. Charlotte.

NEXT MAN UP - LAST TIME STARTING

PLAYER
Landry Fields
Tyler Hansbrough
Chuck Hayes
James Johnson
Patrick Patterson
Greg Stiemsma
Greivis Vasquez
Lou Williams

DATE
Jan. 8, 2014
Mar. 13, 2015
Dec. 3, 2013
Mar. 4, 2015
Feb. 27, 2015
Apr. 11, 2014
Mar. 4, 2015
Apr. 14, 2014

TEAMS
TOR vs. CHA
TOR vs. MIA
SAC vs. OKC
TOR vs. CLE
TOR vs. GSW
N.O. at OKC
TOR vs. CLE
ATL vs. CHA

KEY STATS
10 minutes
3 points, 5 rebounds, 27 minutes
6 points, 9 rebounds, 18 minutes
11 points, 2 rebounds, 19 minutes
4 points, 2 rebounds, 22 minutes
1 point, 4 rebounds, 25 minutes
6 points, 13 assists, 40 minutes
13 points, 6 assists, 34 minutes

2014-15 TORONTO RAPTORS ROSTER

NO.
5
10
2
50
44
15
3
7
92
54
31
34
17
21
23

PLAYER
Bruno Caboclo
DeMar DeRozan
Landry Fields
Tyler Hansbrough
Chuck Hayes
Amir Johnson
James Johnson
Kyle Lowry
Lucas Nogueira
Patrick Patterson
Terrence Ross
Greg Stiemsma
Jonas Valanciunas
Greivis Vasquez
Lou Williams

POS
F
G
G-F
F-C
C-F
F
F
G
C
F
F-G
C
C
G
G

HT
6-9
6-7
6-7
6-9
6-6
6-9
6-9
6-1
7-0
6-9
6-7
6-11
7-0
6-6
6-1

WT
212
219
206
237
285
249
248
204
233
240
198
237
270
211
173

BIRTHDATE
9/21/1995
8/7/1989
6/27/1988
11/3/1985
6/11/1983
5/1/1987
2/20/1987
3/25/1986
7/26/1992
3/14/1989
2/5/1991
9/26/1985
5/6/1992
1/16/1987
10/27/1986

PRIOR TO NBA/HOME COUNTRY

Pinheiros/Sky (Brazil) / Brazil
USC / USA
Stanford / USA
North Carolina / USA
Kentucky / USA
Westchester HS (Los Angeles) / USA
Wake Forest / USA
Villanova / USA
Estudiantes (Spain) / Brazil
Kentucky / USA
Washington / USA
Wisconsin / USA
Lietuvos Rytas (Lithuania) / Lithuania
Maryland / Venezuela
South Gwinnett HS / USA

NBA EXP.
R
5
4
5
9
9
5
8
R
4
2
3
2
4
9

HEAD COACH: Dwane Casey (Kentucky)

ASSISTANT COACHES:
Bill Bayno (Sacred Heart)
Nick Nurse (Northern Iowa)
Jesse Mermuys (Arizona)
Tom Sterner (Millersville State College)
Jama Mahlalela (British Columbia)

ASSISTANT COACH/DIRECTOR OF SPORTS SCIENCE:

Alex McKechnie (Leeds School of Physiotherapy)
ATHLETIC TRAINER:
Scott McCullough

DWANE CASEY
HEAD COACH
Dwane Casey was named the eighth head coach in franchise history June 21, 2011 joining the organization just nine days after helping lead the Dallas Mavericks to the 2011 NBA
Championship. Casey, 57, has served as a head coach, associate head coach and assistant coach in the NBA 19 of the past 20 years. He has coached in two NBA Finals (1996 and
2011) and two NBA All-Star Games (1996 and 1998).
Last season, Casey guided the Raptors to a club-record 48 wins, an Atlantic Division championship and the third overall seed in the Eastern Conference. His squad also set a franchise
record with 22 road wins and matched an all-time high with 16 victories against Western Conference opponents. Casey continued his emphasis on the defensive end of the court as
Toronto ranked in the Top 10 in points allowed (98.0, 6th) and opponent field goal percentage (.450, 10th).
The season turned for Casey and the Raptors following a seven-player trade with Sacramento on December 8. From that point forward the club posted the best mark in the Eastern
Conference at 41-22.
In the 2012-13 campaign, Casey and his coaching staff oversaw the marked development of a youthful core of players including DeMar DeRozan, Amir Johnson, Jonas Valanciunas
and Terrence Ross. DeRozan established career highs in points, rebounds, assists and minutes. Johnson posted career bests in points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks and minutes.
Valanciunas earned NBA Eastern Conference Rookie of the Month honours.
In his first season with the Raptors, Casey took a unit that ranked near the bottom of the NBA in every defensive category and transformed the culture and results. The Raptors finished
the 2011-12 campaign as the leagues season leader for greatest improvement in opponent field goal percentage and opponent scoring. Toronto ranked in the Top 10 in fewest points
allowed (9th), opponent field goal percentage (8th) and three-point field goal percentage (5th). The team had finished in the bottom third of the league in all three categories in the 201011 season.
Casey spent three seasons (2008-11) as an assistant with the Mavericks. Dallas posted a 162-84 (.659) mark during that span, winning 50 or more games in each of Caseys three
seasons with the team. Casey was in charge of a defensive unit that held its opponents to 96.0 points per game (6th in the NBA) and .450 per cent shooting from the field (8th in the
NBA) in the 2010-11 regular season. In the 2011 postseason, Caseys defense posted series victories over offensive powers the likes of Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook,
LeBron James and Dwyane Wade. Dallas held its playoff opponents to 92.5 points per game and .447 per cent shooting from the floor.
Toronto is Caseys second stop as an NBA head coach. His first endeavor as a bench boss was with the Minnesota Timberwolves from 2005-07. He had the club in playoff contention
with a 20-20 record when he was replaced January 25, 2007. His 2005-06 squad finished in the NBAs top 10 in fewest average points per game and lowest opponent field goal percentage.
Casey began his NBA coaching career in 1994 as an assistant with the Seattle Supersonics. He spent 11 seasons with the Sonics where he served under longtime NBA head coaches
George Karl, Paul Westphal and Nate McMillan. He was promoted to associate head coach in November 2000. Nine of his teams in Seattle finished above .500 with five winning 50 or
more games. The 1996 squad won the Western Conference Championship after finishing the regular season with a franchise record 64 victories.
In 14 seasons as an NBA assistant, Caseys teams have registered a 689-427 mark (.617) with eight campaigns of 50 or more wins. His teams have qualified for the playoffs in 11 of
those 14 seasons.
Prior to joining the Sonics, Casey spent five years as a head coach in Japan. He also coached Japans National Team with basketball legend Pete Newell. In the summer of 1998,
Casey coached the team to its first World Championship appearance in 31 years.
From 1985-89, Casey was an assistant under legendary collegiate coach Eddie Sutton at the University of Kentucky. The Wildcats posted a 90-40 mark during that span. He also
served as an assistant under Clem Haskins at Western Kentucky University from 1980-85.
Casey began his coaching career at Kentucky in 1979 as a graduate assistant under Joe B. Hall. While at UK, he recruited and coached eventual NBA players Winston Bennett, Sam
Bowie, Rex Chapman, LeRon Ellis, Shawn Kemp, Chris Mills, Dirk Minnifield, Irving Thomas and Melvin Turpin.
Casey played collegiately at Kentucky and helped the Wildcats register a 30-2 record in his junior season and capture the 1978 NCAA Championship. A four-year letterman, Casey was
named team captain his senior year and won Kentuckys all-academic award.
A native of Morganfield, Kentucky, Casey earned a degree in business administration from Kentucky in 1979. He and his wife, Brenda, have a daughter, Justine, and son, Zachary.

#5 BRUNO CABOCLO
Position: Forward
Country: Brazil

Height: 6-9
Birthday: 9/21/1995

Weight: 212
NBA EXP: R

2014-15 SEASON:
Inactive for 44 games. DNP-CD for 18 games.
Grabbed one offensive rebound in two minutes Dec. 21 vs. New York.
Scored eight points and grabbed one rebound in his NBA debut Nov. 21 vs. Milwaukee.
Shot 3-for-6 from the field and made two three pointers against the Bucks.
NBA D-League: Appeared in seven games with Fort Wayne, averaging 3.4 points, 1.9
rebounds and 8.9 minutes ... Tallied 13 points, seven rebounds and two blocks in 20
minutes in his first game Dec. 27 at Iowa.
Recalled from Fort Wayne on Mar. 8.
Reassigned to the Fort Wayne on Feb. 18.
Recalled from Fort Wayne on Jan. 1.
Assigned to the Fort Wayne Mad Ants of the NBA Development League on Dec. 25.
Played for the Raptors entry in the 2014 Samsung NBA Summer League in Las Vegas. Averaged 11.4 points (second on the team), 3.0 rebounds, 1.2 steals and 26.0
minutes. Scored in double digits in all five games.
First-round draft choice (20th overall) by Toronto in 2014.

Date
Mar. 6
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 15

Opp.
@CHA
@OKC
@S.A.
MIA
POR

LAST FIVE GAMES

MIN
FG-A 3FG-A
FT-A
INACTIVE - NBA D-League
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
DNP-CD
INACTIVE

REB

AST

ST

BS PTS

#10 DEMAR DEROZAN

Position: Guard
College: USC

Weight: 215
NBA EXP: 4

2014-15 SEASON:
Inactive for four games. DNP-CD for 38 games. DND for three games.
Averaging 3.6 points, 2.2 rebounds and 18.6 minutes in nine starts.
Missed five games (Dec. 21-30) with a concussion.
Did not return to the game Dec. 19 at Detroit after flipping over Kyle Singler midway
through the third quarter. Received eight stitches to the back of his head.
Grabbed a season-high four rebounds and matched a season-high with eight points
Dec. 15 vs. Orlando. Made his first three-pointer since Mar. 22, 2013.
Tied his season-high with eight points Dec. 12 vs. Indiana.
Made his first start of the season Dec. 9 at Cleveland. Contributed with four points, two
assists and two steals in 23 minutes against the Cavs.
Scored a season-high eight points Nov. 21 vs. Milwaukee. Shot 4-for-5 from the field.
Missed two games (Nov. 11-13) with flu-like symptoms.

Date
Mar. 6
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 15

Opp.
@CHA
@OKC
@S.A.
MIA
POR

LAST FIVE GAMES

MIN
FG-A 3FG-A
FT-A
DNP-CD
DNP-CD
DNP-CD
DNP-CD
1:40
0-10-0 0-0
0

REB

AST

ST

BS PTS

Opp.
@CHA
@OKC
@S.A.
MIA
POR

MIN
39:05
35:56
38:34
38:03
34:53

LAST FIVE GAMES

FG-A 3FG-A
FT-A
14-26 0-0
2-2
11-22 0-2
2-2
8-18
0-1
5-7
3-12
0-1
12-13
9-18
0-1
4-5

REB
2
4
3
6
8

AST
3
9
4
6
2

ST
1
0
1
0
1

BS
1
0
0
0
0

PTS
30
24
21
18
22

#50 TYLER HANSBROUGH

#2 LANDRY FIELDS
Height: 6-7
Birthday: 6/27/1988

Weight: 219
NBA EXP: 5

2014-15 SEASON:
Scored 20+ points in a career-high five consecutive games (Mar. 2-10) - averaged 27.0
points during this stretch.
Matched a season-high with nine assists Mar. 8 at Oklahoma City.
Led the team with 30 points Mar. 6 at Charlotte. Set a season-high with 14 field goals.
Scored a season and team-high 35 points Mar. 2 at Philadelphia.
Became the third player in team history to reach 7,000 career points Feb. 20 at Atlanta.
Made at least 10 free throws in a career high-tying three straight games (Feb. 6-11).
Led the team in points (24), rebounds (9) and assists (8) in the same game for the first
time in his career Feb. 6 vs. L.A. Clippers.
Earned his second double-double of the season Jan. 31 at Washington with 15 points,
and team highs of 10 rebounds and seven assists.
Set a season-high with nine assists Jan. 30 at Brooklyn.
Scored a team-high 20 points in his return to the lineup Jan. 14 vs. Philadelphia. Appeared in his 400th game as a Raptor against the Sixers.
Inactive for 21 games (Nov. 30 - Jan. 12) with a torn left adductor longus tendon. The
Raptors went 12-9 without him.
Left at the 8:23 mark of the third quarter Nov. 28 vs. Dallas with a torn left adductor
longus tendon (groin).
Scored 10 points Nov. 13 vs. Chicago and passed Andrea Bargnani (6,581) for third on
the teams all-time scoring list.
Recorded 23 points and a team-high six assists Nov. 5 at Boston. Passed Morris Peterson (6,498) for fourth on the teams all-time scoring list against the Celtics.
Scored a then season-high 30 points Nov. 2 at Miami.
Set career highs for rebounds (11) and steals (6) on opening night Oct. 29 vs. Atlanta.
Became the first guard since Jason Kidd (Oct. 31, 2000) with 10+ rebounds and fiveplus steals in his team's first game of the season. Added 15 points against the Hawks
for his fourth career double-double.
Earned a gold medal at 2014 FIBA World Cup with Team USA.

Date
Mar. 6
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 15

Position: Guard-Forward
College: Stanford

Height: 6-7
Birthday: 8/7/1989

Position: Forward-Centre
College: North Carolina

Height: 6-9
Weight: 237
Birthday: 11/3/1985 NBA EXP: 5

2014-15 SEASON:
Inactive for five games. DNP-CD for three games.
Averaging 3.5 points, 5.0 rebounds and 25.1 minutes in two starts.
Grabbed five or more rebounds 19 times this season.
Has led the team in rebounds twice and scored in double figures twice.
Made his second start of the season Mar. 13 vs. Miami and grabbed five rebounds.
Matched his season-high with seven rebounds Jan. 28 vs. Sacramento.
Collected at least four rebounds in four straight games (Jan. 2-10) - totaled 19 boards.
Made his first career three-pointer Jan. 8 vs. Charlotte.
Recorded 10 points and a season high-tying seven rebounds Dec. 28 at Denver.
Missed five games (Nov. 21-28) with a right shoulder AC sprain.
Led the team on the glass with a team high-tying six rebounds Nov. 9 vs. Philadelphia.
Made his first start of the year Nov. 5 at Boston and grabbed a team-high five boards.
Recorded season highs of 12 points and seven rebounds Nov. 4 vs. Oklahoma City.
Made 8-of-10 free throws against the Thunder.
Toronto exercised its team-option June 30 for the 2014-15 season.

Date
Mar. 6
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 15

Opp.
@CHA
@OKC
@S.A.
MIA
POR

LAST FIVE GAMES

MIN
FG-A 3FG-A
FT-A
5:13
2-2
0-0
0-0
DNP-CD
7:11
0-2
0-0
0-0
26:39 1-1
0-0
1-2
13:20 2-2
0-0
4-5

REB
1

AST
0

ST
0

BS PTS
0 4

3
5
3

0
1
0

0
1
1

0
0
0

0
3
8

#15 AMIR JOHNSON

#44 CHUCK HAYES

Position: Centre-Forward

Height: 6-6

Weight: 285

2014-15 SEASON:
DNP-CD for 41 games.
Added four rebounds and two assists in nine minutes Mar. 13 vs. Miami.
Scored a season-high nine points on a perfect 4-for-4 shooting Dec. 19 at Detroit.
Grabbed a season-best five rebounds Nov. 26 at Atlanta.
Set season highs with three assists and three steals Nov. 22 at Cleveland.
Collected a then season-high four rebounds Nov. 21 vs. Milwaukee.
Played the final 10:02 during the teams fourth quarter comeback Nov. 19 vs. Memphis.
Added one rebound and two assists against the Grizzlies.

Date
Mar. 6
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 15

Opp.
@CHA
@OKC
@S.A.
MIA
POR

LAST FIVE GAMES

MIN
FG-A 3FG-A
FT-A
3:15
0-0
0-0
0-0
DNP-CD
DNP-CD
8:59
0-3
0-0
1-2
DNP-CD

REB
0

AST
1

ST
0

BS PTS
0 0

Position: Forward-Centre

#3 JAMES JOHNSON
Height: 6-9
Birthday: 2/20/1987

Opp.
@CHA
@OKC
@S.A.
MIA
POR

MIN
17:26
14:56
4:59
12:34
13:20

LAST FIVE GAMES

FG-A 3FG-A
FT-A
2-6
0-0
2-4
2-10
0-1
0-0
3-5
0-0
0-0
3-5
0-0
1-3
1-1
0-0
0-0

REB
1
4
2
5
3

Weight: 248
NBA EXP: 5

AST
1
2
0
1
1

ST
1
4
1
2
0

BS
1
0
0
1
1

Opp.
@CHA
@OKC
@S.A.
MIA
POR

MIN
25:42
18:41
32:54
25:28
31:32

LAST FIVE GAMES

FG-A 3FG-A
FT-A
3-5
0-0
0-0
1-4
0-1
0-0
8-14
0-0
0-2
5-8
0-0
3-5
5-10
0-0
0-0

REB
5
3
14
3
7

AST
1
0
3
2
1

ST
1
0
0
1
0

BS
0
0
1
1
0

PTS
6
2
16
13
10

#7 KYLE LOWRY

2014-15 SEASON:
Inactive for seven games. DNP-CD for two games.
Averaging 11.3 points, 4.6 rebounds and 26.8 minutes in 17 starts.
Blocked at least one shot in 10 straight games (Feb. 11- Mar. 6).
Set career highs with 27 points and 10 field goals Feb. 21 at Houston. Tied his season
highs with four steals and four blocks against the Rockets.
Led the team in scoring with a then season-high 20 points Feb. 8 vs. San Antonio.
Scored 16 points off the bench on a perfect 7-for-7 shooting Feb. 6 vs. L.A. Clippers.
Missed four games (Jan. 30 - Feb. 4) with a strained right hamstring.
Recorded his sixth career double-double with 15 points and a team-high 10 boards
Jan. 10 vs. Boston.
Tied his season-high with four blocks Jan. 8 vs. Charlotte.
Finished with 14 points and a season and team-high 11 rebounds for his first doubledouble of the season Dec. 30 at Portland.
Scored in double figures in three straight games (Dec. 19-22) - totaled 38 points.
Added 10 points and six rebounds in his first start of the season Dec. 21 vs. New York.
Recorded a then season-high 19 points and seven rebounds Dec. 2 at Sacramento.
Missed three games (Nov. 19-22) with a sprained right ankle.
Left midway through the fourth quarter Nov. 15 vs. Utah with a sprained right ankle.
Scored a then season-high 16 points Nov. 13 vs. Chicago. Became the sixth player in
team history to record four blocks and four steals in the same game.
Led the team with a then season-high 10 rebounds Nov. 11 vs. Orlando. Matched his
career-high with 10 defensive rebounds against the Magic.
Dished out a team high-tying five assists Nov. 4 vs. Oklahoma City.
Signed to a multi-year contract (July 17).

Date
Mar. 6
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 15

Weight: 249

2014-15 SEASON:
Ranks second in the NBA with a .577 (256-for-444) field goal shooting percentage.
Has scored in double figures 28 times. Led the team on the glass nine times.
Passed Andrea Bargnani (433) for fourth place on the Raptors all-time games played
list Mar. 4 vs. Cleveland.
Scored 24 points on 10-for-11 shooting from the field Jan. 30 at Brooklyn.
Passed Alvin Williams (417) for fifth on the Raptors all-time games played list Jan. 27
at Indiana.
Recorded a double-double in three-of-four games (Jan. 12-18).
Finished with 10 points and a season-high 16 rebounds Jan. 14 vs. Philadelphia.
Passed Antonio Davis (957) for second on the teams all-time offensive rebound list
Jan. 2 at Golden State.
Made a short jumper with 4.7 seconds left to send the game to OT Dec. 30 at Portland.
Grabbed a then season-high 12 rebounds Dec. 27 at L.A. Clippers.
Led the team in rebounds in back-to-back games (Dec. 19-21) - totaled 17 boards.
Became the seventh player in franchise history to appear in 400 games Dec. 19 at
Detroit. Grabbed a team high-tying eight rebounds against his former team.
Scored his 4,000th point in the NBA on Dec. 17 vs. Brooklyn.
Netted a season-high 27 points on 11-for-15 shooting Dec. 5 vs. Cleveland.
Scored a then season-high 20 points Nov. 28 vs. Dallas. Matched his career-high with
two three-pointers made against the Mavericks.
Inactive for three games (Nov. 2-5) with a sore left ankle.
Recorded a double-double (16 pts, 10 reb) in the season opener Oct. 29 vs. Atlanta.

Date
Mar. 6
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 15

Position: Forward
College: Wake Forest

Height: 6-9

PTS
6
4
6
7
2

Position: Guard
College: Villanova

Height: 6-1
Birthday: 3/25/1986

Weight: 204
NBA EXP: 8

2014-15 SEASON:
Led the team with 19 points, eight rebounds, eight assists and a career-high seven
steals Mar. 13 vs. Miami. First Raptor to register seven steals in a game since Chris
Bosh (Jan. 23, 2009 at Chicago).
Registered his 7,000th point in the NBA on Mar. 6 at Charlotte.
Inactive (rest) for three games (Feb. 28 - Mar. 4).
Recorded 10 points and eight assists in 26 minutes at the NBA All-Star game.
Elected a starter for his first NBA All-Star game Jan. 22. Becomes the third player in
team history elected as a starter - Chris Bosh (2007) and Vince Carter (2000-04).
Recorded his 3,000th assist in the NBA on Jan. 8 vs. Charlotte.
Scored 20+ points in six straight games (Dec. 21 - Jan. 2) - averaged 26.3 points.
Named Eastern Conference Player of the Month for December. Averaged 22.3 points
and 8.9 assists. Joined Chris Bosh (January 2007) as the only players in team history
to be named Player of the Month.
Recorded 30 points and 11 assists Dec. 28 at Denver - his 12th career 30-point game
and eighth with the Raptors.
Matched a career-high with six steals Dec. 14 at New York. Passed Doug Christie
(1,197) for fifth on the teams all-time assists list against the Knicks.
Dished out a season-high 14 assists Dec. 9 at Cleveland.
Named Eastern Conference Player of the Week for games played Dec. 1-7. Led the
NBA averaging 29.3 points in three games.
Scored a career-high 39 points Dec. 3 at Utah.
Scored 27 points and tied his then season-high with 13 assists Dec. 2 at Sacramento.
Finished with 14 points and a then season-high 13 assists Nov. 26 at Atlanta.
Earned his sixth career triple-double Nov. 7 vs. Washington (13 points, 11 rebounds,
10 assists). Became the first player in team history to record four triple-doubles with the
Raptors, passing Damon Stoudamire (3).
Scored a then season-high 35 points Nov. 5 at Boston.
Re-signed to a multi-year contract July 10.

Date
Mar. 6
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 15

Opp.
@CHA
@OKC
@S.A.
MIA
POR

MIN
38:13
40:39
42:43
37:03
34:35

LAST FIVE GAMES

FG-A 3FG-A
FT-A
9-22
5-9
2-2
5-15
1-4
3-3
10-19 5-9
7-7
7-12
5-8
0-0
3-11
1-5
3-3

REB
5
2
4
8
4

AST
5
5
5
8
6

ST
0
2
2
7
1

BS
0
0
0
1
0

PTS
25
14
32
19
10

#92 LUCAS NOGUEIRA

#54 PATRICK PATTERSON

Position: Centre
Country: Brazil

Position: Forward
College: Kentucky

Height: 7-0
Birthday: 7/26/1992

Weight: 233
NBA EXP: R

2013-14 SEASON:
Inactive for 40 games. DNP-CD for 20 games.
NBA D-League: Recorded 18 points and 19 rebounds, including 12 offensive boards,
in his first game Mar. 14 vs. Delaware.
Assigned to the Fort Wayne Mad Ants of the NBA Development League on Mar. 12.
Recorded four points and three rebounds in six minutes Jan. 4 at Phoenix.
Made his NBA debut Nov. 21 vs. Milwaukee. Registered two points and five rebounds
in nine minutes against the Bucks.
Competed for the Raptors entry in the 2014 NBA Summer League in Las Vegas where
he contributed 5.0 points, 5.8 rebounds and 20.3 minutes in five contests.
Toronto acquired his draft rights June 30 from the Hawks.
Selected 16th overall by Boston in the 2013 NBA Draft ... His draft rights were traded
on draft night to Dallas and then to Atlanta.

Date
Mar. 6
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 15

Opp.
@CHA
@OKC
@S.A.
MIA
POR

Date
Mar. 14
Mar. 17
Mar. 20
Mar. 24
Mar. 27

Opp.
DEL
IWA
@IWA
@BAK
@LAD

LAST FIVE GAMES

MIN
FG-A 3FG-A
FT-A
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE - NBA D-League
INACTIVE - NBA D-League

MIN
27:01

FG-A
7-18

NBA D-LEAGUE
3FG-A
FT-A
0-0
4-11

REB

AST

ST

BS PTS

REB
19

AST
1

ST
0

BS PTS
4 18

#31 TERRENCE ROSS

Position: Forward-Guard
College: Washington

Height: 6-7
Birthday: 2/5/1991

Weight: 198
NBA EXP: 2

2014-15 SEASON:
Averaging 10.8 points, 3.1 rebounds and 27.2 minutes in 45 starts.
Made a season-high six three-pointers Mar. 8 at Oklahoma City.
Led the team with a career-high seven assists Mar. 6 at Charlotte.
Matched his then career-high with four assists Feb. 6 vs. L.A. Clippers.
Scored a season-high 23 points on 9-for-16 shooting Feb. 4 vs. Brooklyn. Tied his then
season-high with five made three pointers against the Nets.
Came off the bench for the first time this season Jan. 19 at Milwaukee. Led the reserves with 16 points on 7-for-12 shooting.
Made at least one three-pointer in a career-high 14 straight games (Dec. 14 - Jan. 12).
Pulled down a season and team-high eight rebounds Dec. 28 at Denver.
Scored a team-high 22 points Dec. 14 at New York.
Played a season-high 40 minutes Dec. 8 vs. Denver and finished with 16 points.
Matched his then season-high with 20 points Dec. 2 at Sacramento. Reached 20 points
in back-to-back games (Nov. 30 - Dec. 2) for the first time in his career.
Scored a then season-high 20 points Nov. 30 at L.A. Lakers.
Became first Raptor to make 4+ three pointers in three straight games (Nov. 7-11)
since Anthony Parker (Apr. 8-13, 2007).
Scored 17+ points in three straight games (Nov. 7-11) - averaged 17.3 points.
Scored a then season-high 18 points Nov. 7 vs. Washington. Shot 4-for-6 from threepoint range and added a then season-high five rebounds.
Had his fourth-year team option exercised Oct. 14.

Date
Mar. 6
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 15

Opp.
@CHA
@OKC
@S.A.
MIA
POR

MIN
32:13
25:44
24:47
20:20
25:13

LAST FIVE GAMES

FG-A 3FG-A
FT-A
3-10
2-7
0-0
7-12
6-9
0-0
2-9
1-6
0-0
3-8
3-7
0-0
1-6
1-3
0-0

REB
3
4
2
2
1

AST
7
2
0
0
1

ST
2
0
1
0
0

BS
0
1
1
1
0

PTS
8
20
5
9
3

Height: 6-9
Birthday: 3/14/1989

Weight: 240
NBA EXP: 4

2014-15 SEASON:
Has led the team on the glass 10 times. Recorded three double-doubles.
Averaging 8.0 points and 3.3 rebounds with a .500 (12-for-24) FG% in four starts.
Made his fourth start of the season Feb. 27 vs. Golden State.
Missed one game (Feb. 23) with a sprained left knee.
Earned his third double-double with 14 points and a career high-tying 13 rebounds Jan.
23 at Philadelphia.
Matched his career-high with 13 rebounds Jan. 19 at Milwaukee.
Gathered a career-high seven offensive rebounds Dec. 22 at Chicago.
Scored in double figures in seven consecutive games (Dec. 8-19). Averaged 12.7
points, while shooting .633 (19-for-30) from three-point range during this stretch.
Set a career-high with six assists Dec. 15 vs. Orlando.
Recorded a season-high 19 points and eight rebounds Dec. 8 vs. Denver; and sent the
game into overtime with a three-pointer with 28.9 seconds left in regulation time. Made
a career-high five three pointers against the Nuggets.
Grabbed five or more rebounds in six straight games (Nov. 21-30) - totaled 51 boards.
Earned his second straight double-double (Nov. 28-30) with 10 points and a career
high-tying 13 rebounds Nov. 30 at L.A. Lakers.
Grabbed a then season-high 12 rebounds Nov. 28 vs. Dallas. Added 10 points for his
first double-double of the year.
Scored a then season-high 16 points on 7-for-11 shooting Nov. 15 vs. Utah.
Netted 14 points and made a then career-high four three pointers Nov. 5 at Boston.
Played 15 minutes in his first start of the season Nov. 2 at Miami.
Re-signed to a multi-year contract July 12.

Date
Mar. 6
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 15

Opp.
@CHA
@OKC
@S.A.
MIA
POR

MIN
27:07
31:34
29:28
22:20
23:35

LAST FIVE GAMES

FG-A 3FG-A
FT-A
0-3
0-0
0-0
4-7
1-3
0-0
2-11
0-4
0-0
3-7
0-3
0-0
3-5
1-2
0-0

REB
5
8
10
5
5

AST
2
3
3
2
2

ST
0
1
1
0
0

BS
1
1
2
1
0

PTS
0
9
4
6
7

#34 GREG STIEMSMA

Position: Centre
College: Wisconsin

Height: 6-11
Birthday: 9/26/1985

Weight: 237
NBA EXP: 3

2014-15 SEASON:
Inactive for one game. DNP-CD for 50 games.
Collected a season-high four rebounds Nov. 21 vs. Milwaukee.
Recorded four points and three rebounds in 13 minutes of action during his Raptors
debut Nov. 4 vs. Oklahoma City.
Missed one game (Oct. 29) with a sprained right ankle.
Signed as a free agent September 4.

Date
Mar. 6
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 15

Opp.
@CHA
@OKC
@S.A.
MIA
POR

LAST FIVE GAMES

MIN
FG-A 3FG-A
FT-A
DNP-CD
DNP-CD
DNP-CD
DNP-CD
1:36
0-0
0-0
0-2

REB

AST

ST

BS PTS

#17 JONAS VALANCIUNAS

#21 GREIVIS VASQUEZ

Position: Centre
Country: Lithuania

Position: Guard
College: Maryland

Height: 7-0
Birthday: 5/6/1992

Weight: 270
NBA EXP: 2

2014-15 SEASON:
Leads the team in total rebounds (550), blocks (73) and double-doubles (18).
Ranks fourth in the NBA with a .567 (291-for-513) field goal percentage.
Inactive (Personal) Mar. 13 vs. Miami.
Recorded team highs of 26 points and 11 rebounds Mar. 4 vs. Cleveland.
Tied his career-high with eight offensive boards Feb. 20 at Atlanta.
Collected a season-high 16 rebounds Feb. 8 vs. San Antonio. Matched his career-high
with 13 defensive boards. Tied his season-high with four blocks against the Spurs.
Set a career-high with 31 points Jan. 12 vs. Detroit. Made a career-high 14 field goals.
Recorded 22 points and 11 rebounds Dec. 27 at L.A. Clippers. Scored 20+ points in
back-to-back games (Dec. 22-27) for the first time in his career.
Scored 20 points on a career-high 18 field goal attempts Dec. 22 at Chicago.
Matched a career-high with three straight double-doubles (Dec. 8-12).
Led the team with 18 points and a then season-high 15 rebounds Dec. 9 at Cleveland.
Blocked a season-best four shots Dec. 8 vs. Denver.
Led the team in rebounds in six straight games (Nov. 24 - Dec. 3).
Scored a then career-high 27 points Nov. 24 vs. Phoenix. Shot 10-for-11 from the field
and 7-of-8 at the free throw line against the Suns. Also had a team-high 11 rebounds.
Scored 17 points and grabbed a then season-high 14 rebounds Nov. 15 vs. Utah.
Inactive for one game (Nov. 5) with a right hand contusion.
Led the team with 17 points on opening night Oct. 29 vs. Atlanta.
Competed for Lithuania at 2014 FIBA World Cup - averaged team highs of 14.4 points
and 8.4 rebounds.

Date
Mar. 6
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 15

Opp.
@CHA
@OKC
@S.A.
MIA
POR

LAST FIVE GAMES

MIN
FG-A 3FG-A
FT-A
22:30 2-3
0-0
5-5
30:09 4-11
0-0
2-2
21:28 4-6
0-0
1-2
INACTIVE - Personal
22:08 7-7
0-0
0-0

REB
6
5
6

AST
0
0
0

ST
0
1
0

BS
2
1
1

PTS
9
10
9

14

Date
Mar. 6
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 15

Opp.
@CHA
@OKC
@S.A.
MIA
POR

2014-15 SEASON:
Set a franchise record Mar. 4 vs. Cleveland with 21 points in the fourth; the most points
in any quarter by a Raptor. Finished with 26 points and a season-high six assists
against the Cavaliers.
Scored 20+ points in three straight games (Feb. 28 - Mar. 4) - averaged 23.0 points.
Missed one game (Feb. 21) with a sprained left ankle.
Made a career-high seven made three-pointers Feb. 20 at Atlanta.
Scored 10+ points in a season-high 10 consecutive games (Jan. 18 - Feb. 2) - averaged 17.3 points during this stretch.
Posted a team-high 31 points Dec. 28 at Denver. Set a season-high with 11 field goals.
Recorded a team high-tying four assists Dec. 22 at Chicago.
Scored five of his team-high 26 points in overtime Dec. 8 vs. Denver.
Scored in double digits in eight straight contests (Nov. 15-30) - averaged 19.8 points.
Led the bench with 22 points in his return to Atlanta on Nov. 26.
Named Eastern Conference Player of the Week for games played Nov. 17-23. Averaged 23.7 points, shot .526 (10-of-19) from three-point range and a perfect 21-of-21 at
the free throw line.
Poured in a career-high 36 points Nov. 22 at Cleveland. Shot 9-for-19 from the field
and 15-for-15 at the charity stripe - matching his career-high for made free throws.
Became the eighth Raptor to score 30+ points as a reserve. Tied his career-high with
three offensive rebounds against the Cavs.
Finished with eight points in 16 minutes during his Raptors debut Oct. 29 vs. Atlanta.
Acquired from Atlanta on June 30.

Opp.
@CHA
@OKC
@S.A.
MIA
POR

MIN
15:41
22:16
23:13
22:49
20:20

REB
1
0
1
4
0

AST
1
1
1
2
3

ST
0
2
0
0
1

BS
0
0
0
0
0

MIN
13:35
20:05
14:43
25:45
17:48

LAST FIVE GAMES

FG-A 3FG-A
FT-A
1-5
0-2
0-0
3-7
2-4
2-2
1-3
1-2
0-0
5-11
2-6
0-0
4-9
2-5
0-0

REB
3
3
1
1
0

AST
0
2
3
2
3

ST
0
0
0
0
1

BS
0
0
0
0
1

PTS
2
10
3
12
10

PRONOUNCIATION GUIDE
#5 Bruno Caboclo: cuh-BO-clo
#50 Tyler Hansbrough: HANDS-bro
#92 Lucas Nogueira: no-GARE-uh
#34 Greg Stiemsma: STEEMS-muh
#17 Jonas Valanciunas: YO-nahs vah-lahn-CHEW-nahs
#21 Greivis Vasquez: GRAY-vis VASS-kezs

Position: Guard
Height: 6-1
Weight: 173
High School: South Gwinnett (GA) Birthday: 10/27/1986 NBA EXP: 9

Date
Mar. 6
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 15

Weight: 211
NBA EXP: 4

2014-15 SEASON:
Has led the team in assists 12 times. Recorded five or more assists 20 times.
Averaging 10.8 points, 4.5 assists and 29.3 minutes in 19 starts.
Set a season-high with 13 assists Mar. 4 vs. Cleveland, his first game with double-digit
assists as a Raptor.
Scored 12 of his 17 points in the fourth quarter Feb. 6 vs. L.A. Clippers.
Dished out a then season-high nine assists Jan. 19 at Milwaukee.
Scored a season-high 25 points and tied his then season-high with seven assists Jan.
2 at Golden State. Shot 10-for-19 from the field and 5-for-9 from beyond the arc.
Tied his then season-high with 21 points on 9-for-13 shooting Dec. 21 vs. New York.
Collected a season-best five rebounds Dec. 8 vs. Denver.
Recorded 5+ assists in five straight games (Nov. 28 - Dec. 5) - averaged 5.6 assists.
Scored 10+ points in five consecutive games (Nov. 26 - Dec. 3) - averaged 16.6 points.
Finished with 12 points and a then season-high seven assists Dec. 2 at Sacramento.
Scored 12 of his then season-high 21 points in the fourth quarter Nov. 26 at Atlanta.
Recorded the first 12 points of the fourth for Toronto.
Led the team with a then season high-tying six assists Nov. 21 vs. Milwaukee.
Scored in double digits in three of the first four games of the season (Oct. 29 - Nov. 4).
Re-signed to a multi-year contract July 17.

#23 LOU WILLIAMS

LAST FIVE GAMES

FG-A 3FG-A
FT-A
1-9
0-4
2-2
5-10
1-3
0-0
5-10
1-4
0-0
4-12
2-8
4-6
2-8
0-2
7-8

Height: 6-6
Birthday: 1/16/1987

PTS
4
11
11
14
11

Asst. Coach Jama Mahlalela: Jah-MAH MAH-la-lee-lah

Asst. Coach Jesse Mermuys: MER-miss

CAREER LEADERS:
POINTS
10,275
9,420
7,254
6,581
6,498

Chris Bosh
Vince Carter
DeMar DeRozan
Andrea Bargnani
Morris Peterson

FIELD GOALS
3,614
3,541
2,622
2,419
2,341

REBOUNDS
4,776
2,839
2,749
2,095
2,091

Chris Bosh
Antonio Davis
Amir Johnson
Andrea Bargnani
Vince Carter

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS
1,369
Chris Bosh
1,026
Amir Johnson
957
Antonio Davis
740
Vince Carter
503
Morris Peterson

GAMES PLAYED
542
Morris Peterson
525
Jose Calderon
509
Chris Bosh
439
Amir Johnson
433
Andrea Bargnani

ASSISTS
3,770
1,791
1,761
1,553
1,456

Chris Bosh
Vince Carter
DeMar DeRozan
Andrea Bargnani
Morris Peterson

Jose Calderon
Alvin Williams
Damon Stoudamire
Vince Carter
Kyle Lowry