If it's Nets-Raptors, prepare for the usual late heroics. Then again, neither team is playing particularly well right now. The Nets are 2-6 since Yi Jianlian went down and while the Raptors have won two straight, they had lost seven straight before that. Chris Bosh remains the leading man for Toronto but other top players, like Jermaine O'Neal and Jose Calderon, have been hurt and O'Neal is the subject of trade rumors.
- New Jersey Nets Game Notes - New Jersey Nets
- Toronto Raptors Game Notes - Toronto Raptors
- Getting Inside: New Jersey Nets - Sports Xchange
- Getting Inside: Toronto Raptors - Sports Xchange
- Harris to be a test - Lance Hornby - Toronto Sun
- Raptors-Nets Preview - AP
- It's not quite do or die time, but close - Larry Millson - Toronto Globe & Mail
- Inconsistency giving Jersey fits - Fred Kerber - New York Post
- Stat Pack: Is home where the heart is? - Brandon Shapiro - YES Network
- Two victories this week crucial to Raptors' hopes - Doug Smith - Toronto Star
- Toronto Raptors vs. New Jersey Nets - Toronto Star
- Parker finds a new home as point guard - Dave Feschuk - Toronto Star
- Raptors Game Day - National Post
- It's automatic for Calderon - Mike Ganter - Toronto Sun
- Will Williams be upset if record is broken? No way, Jose - Mike Ganter - Toronto Sun
- Future could come sooner for the Nets - Al Iannazzone - The Record
- Raps Look To Make It 3 In A Row - Raps Fan - Raptors Republic