The Toronto Raptors felled the Nets for the second straight time this year, 108-99. The Nets were actually in this one, and at one point had a bridged 20-2 run starting from late in the first and going into the second which helped build them a 12 point lead. Obviously, they couldn't sustain, but did go back and forth exchanging leads with Toronto untill late in the 3rd quarter when they started to let things slip away, and never got back on track. Devin Harris and Brook Lopez were the only Nets to have somewhat poor performances. Devin shot 4-17 from the field, but did manage 15 points and 8 assists. Brook, on the other hand, only took 10 shots, making 5, but had only 3 rebounds and no blocks (3 blocks against). Humphris had a double-double off the bench with 13 points and 11 rebounds on 5-12 shooting. Two players on the Raptors, Bargnani and Bosh, had 20 point nights, and Jared Jack turned in 17 points and 9 assists, and was 3-4 from behind the arc. The Nets are now 4-44, losers of 4 straight, and have to play in Boston on Friday night. If you are like me and are rooting for the worst season in history, you have to be happy with the way this road trip is shaping up.