Chris Bosh has been a Toronto Raptor since being selected 4th overall in the 2003 Draft. In his 7th NBA season, and 474th game Sunday night, Bosh became the Raptors' new franchise scoring leader by drilling a jumper with 1:39 left in the 3rd quarter over San Antonio Spur Richard Jefferson. Bosh needed 15 points tonight to eclipse the old franchise mark of 9,420 points that Vince Carter held. The All-Star from Georgia Tech ended the contest with 22 points and 15 rebounds as well as grabbing a massive 91-86 win over the Spurs in front of the Air Canada Centre fans.

Bosh now sits at 9,428 points as he was honored by the team after the 3rd quarter with a standing ovation and a video dedicated for the occasion. That might've been the reason why the Spurs won the final period 31-24, but Toronto did enough to hold on to a massive victory. Jarrett Jack put up 16 points and dished out 8 assists. Andrea Bargnani had quite a stat line of 15 points, 8 assists, 6 rebounds, and 5 blocks. Rookie DeMar DeRozan was the only other Toronto man in double digits with 11 points. Canada is already on bad terms with Vince Carter, Toronto fans have and will continue to be on edge to see what Bosh will do when he's a free agent in the summer of 2010. Coach Jay Triano's team is now 16-17 and travel to Orlando on Wednesday to face the Magic who will be coming off a back-to-back for that encounter.

For the 2nd time in his illustrious career, Tim Duncan came off the bench as Theo Ratliff started in his place. Duncan still mustered 21 points and 12 rebounds in defeat. Tony Parker finished with 23 points and 6 assists. Coach Gregg Popovich's squad saw little scoring production as Richard Jefferson was the only other Spur who tallied double figures with 12 points. San Antonio is now 20-12 on the '09-'10 season as they head back home to host the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday.