The Raptors were led by the tandem of Chris Bosh and Andrea Bargnani. Bosh led all scorers with 32 points while Bargnani came on like gangbusters in the second half for a 21-point evening.

"That's as solid as he has been in a long, long time," Raps head coach Jay Triano said of Bosh. "He had great energy at both ends of the floor. He is starting to grasp not to settle all the time. He took it in hard and got fouled. Driving to the basket and getting fouled is one of the best things you can do."

As for Bargnani, all he did was grab the momentum back for the Raptors at the most pivotal point in the game.

With the Grizzlies having just tied the game on a Rudy Gay hook shot with about 7 1/2 minutes left in the third quarter, Bargnani drained back-to-back threes to put the Raps back in charge and on their way to a double-digit victory.

"Andrea's threes were big and we knew eventually that they would not be able to get out to him," Triano said, referring to a relatively quiet six-point half that Bargnani's night began with. "With (Bosh) going a bit, they had to start leaning on him, which opened up Andrea and he stepped up."

Jamario Moon also got singled out for individual praise from his coach for the job he did on Rudy Gay, the lone member of the Grizzlies who appeared to be any kind of threat.

"Jamario did a real nice job on him," Triano said. "You could see (Gay) was starting to feel it a little bit in the first half and we were concerned about that."

Moon said the original plan was to give Gay some room at, or beyond, the three-point line because he was only a 30-per-cent shooter from that range.

After scoring 14 points in that first half, Moon did a good job containing Gay, holding him to just eight the rest of the way.