
SportsIllustrated wrote:As Carter tries not to carom off the walls of his pad, three floors up in the same building, the eagerness of his teammate Tracy McGrady is less apparent. If the NBA blueprint shows that successful teams boast dynamic duos, the Raptors have a tantalizing one in Carter and McGrady. Like Carter, the 20-year-old McGrady has dazzling skills; Bulls general manager Jerry Krause has likened him to Scottie Pippen. But upon sauntering back to Toronto after his summer in Florida, McGrady immediately revealed himself to be in midseason form when it came to sleeping and chilling out. The abiding question: Can McGrady overcome his somnolence, accelerate his development and maximize the effectiveness of his mutually respectful—and deep-relationship with Carter on the court this season? "No problem," McGrady says. "Vince is hyper, and I'm laaaaid-back. But on the court, I'm going to step up."
Back to the 15th of April 2010, the Toronto Raptors 2009-2010 campaign officially came to an end on Wednesday night with an astounding 131 – 113 victory over the New York Knicks. One surprising moment in this evening’s contest was the announcement by Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment after the game that the present GM, Bryan Colangelo, was relieved of his duties and was going to be replaced by a novice named John Doe.
With the season coming to an end, all members of the ACC’s sold out audience cheered while raising a sign that stated ‘We Want More, CB4.’ This surprisingly pleasant event may not serve any purpose in keeping Bosh in Raptor red, but at the very least it does bring a warm ending to a Raptor who truly deserves a lot of praise and appreciation for his tenured work with the club. Bosh is amongst several big name players that will be available to the entire association this off-season.