Caron Butler made a jump shot with a second remaining Friday, giving the Washington Wizards a 100-98 victory over Toronto. Two teams long since eliminated from playoff contention put on an entertaining show and combined for 69 points in the fourth quarter. It was only the sixth road win of the season for the Wizards, and just their 19th victory overall -- 11 fewer than the next worst team in the Eastern Conference. After Toronto's Jason Kapono tied the game on a 3-pointer with 29 seconds left, Juan Dixon put Washington in front with a fadeaway jumper. The Raptors again tied it when Jose Calderon made a layup with 16 seconds to go.

Daequan Cook of the Miami Heat topped Rashard Lewis of the Orlando Magic Saturday night in the NBA All-Star 2009 Three-Point Shootout in Phoenix. Two-time defending champion Jason Kapono of the Toronto Raptors, was eliminated in the second round when Lewis beat him 15-14.

Roko Ukic put Toronto in front with 21 seconds remaining Wednesday and the Raptors held on for a surprising 91-89 triumph over San Antonio. Ukic scored a career-high 22 points, who go into the All-Star break on a two-game winning streak. Andrea Bargnani added 23 points for the Raptors and Jason Kapono had 21. Ukic's jump shot gave Toronto a 90-89 advantage, after which San Antonio missed a chance to regain the lead when Manu Ginobili could not convert a layup attempt with 10 seconds left. Toronto's Jermaine O'Neal was fouled with 8 seconds to play, but he made only one free throw for a 91-89 lead.

Chris Bosh scored 18 points Friday and the Toronto Raptors dominated the third period to run away from New Jersey 101-79. The Raptors won their second straight on the heels of a five-game losing streak.

Chris Bosh, after being trapped in an elevator for an hour earlier in the evening, scored 30 points Friday in carrying Toronto to a 93-88 win over Atlanta. Bosh did not arrive at the Air Canada Centre until 45 minutes prior to the scheduled start of the game.