Toronto Raptors accomplishments and records

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This page details the all-time statistics, records, and other achievements pertaining to the Toronto Raptors.

Contents

[edit] Individual accomplishments

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[edit] All-NBA

First team:

  • None

Second team:

Third team:

All-NBA Defensive Team: First team:

  • None

Second team:

  • None

[edit] All-Star

[edit] All-Star Rookie Game

[edit] All-Star Rookie/Sophomore Challenge Game

[edit] Slam Dunk champion

[edit] Three Point Shootout champion

[edit] NBA Most Valuable Player

  • None

[edit] NBA Finals Most Valuable Player

  • None

[edit] Basketball Hall of Famers

None

[edit] Retired jerseys

  • None

[edit] Coach of the Year

[edit] Executive of the Year

[edit] Rookie of the Year

[edit] All-Rookie

Andrea Bargnani, Toronto's number one pick in the 2006 NBA Draft, made the All-Rookie Team in 2007.

First team:

Second team:

[edit] Conference Player of the Week*

  • Vince Carter: 15 March 2004; 1 December 2003; 5 November 2001[1]
  • Chris Bosh: 3 January 2005; 30 January 2006; 26 March 2007; 7 January 2008; 28 October 2008; 1 February 2010; 5 April 2010[3]

[edit] Conference Player of the Month*

[edit] Conference Rookie of the Month*

[edit] Conference Coach of the Month*

[edit] Eurobasket

Jorge Garbajosa represented Spain at Eurobasket 2007.

Eurobasket 2007:

[edit] World Championship

2002 FIBA World Championship:

2003 FIBA World Championship:

2006 FIBA World Championship:

[edit] Olympics

1996 Summer Olympics:

2000 Summer Olympics:

2008 Summer Olympics:

*Note: Beginning with the 2001–02 season the NBA began selecting a Player of the Week, Player of the Month and Rookie of the Month in both the Eastern and Western Conference. Beginning with the 2002–03 season the NBA began selecting a Coach of the Month in both the Eastern and Western Conference. Prior to selecting a winner in each conference a single winner for the entire league was selected for each of the aforementioned awards.

[edit] NBA records set by Toronto Raptors

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[edit] Team records

[edit] Regular season

[edit] Playoffs

  • No records

[edit] Individual records

[edit] Regular season

[edit] Playoffs

[edit] Other records

[edit] Franchise records for regular season

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Unless otherwise stated, statistics/records are accurate as at the end of the 2007–08 season.

[edit] Games played

[edit] Most games played

(Correct as of 5 March 2012)

  1. Morris Peterson – 544[24]
  2. Chris Bosh – 492[25]
  3. José Calderón – 465[20]
  4. Alvin Williams – 417
  5. Vince Carter – 403[26]
  6. Andrea Bargnani – 379[27]

[edit] Most consecutive games played

  1. Morris Peterson – 371, between 12 February 2002 and 22 November 2006[28]

[edit] Minutes

[edit] Most minutes played

(Correct as of 5 March 2012)

  1. Chris Bosh – 18,813[25]
  2. Morris Peterson – 16,059[24]
  3. Vince Carter – 15,408[26]
  4. Jose Calderon - 13,111[29]
  5. Alvin Williams - 11,736
  6. Andrea Bargnani - 11,525[30]

[edit] Most minutes played in a game

(Correct as of 10 March 2012)

  1. Vince Carter – 63, vs. Sacramento Kings, 23 February 2001[26]

[edit] Most minutes played in a season

(Correct as of 23 February 2011)

  1. Damon Stoudamire – 3311 (1996–97 season)[31]

[edit] Highest minutes per game

(Correct as of 14 February 2011)

  1. Damon Stoudamire – 41.0[31]
  2. Vince Carter – 37.5
  3. Chris Bosh – 37.0[25]

[edit] Highest minutes per game in a season

(Correct as of 10 March 2012)

  1. Damon Stoudamire – 41.5 (1997–98 season)[31]

[edit] Points

[edit] Most points scored

Vince Carter was the first face of the Raptors franchise.

(Correct as of 5 March 2012)

  1. Chris Bosh – 10275[25][32]
  2. Vince Carter – 9420[26]
  3. Morris Peterson – 6498[24]
  4. Andrea Bargnani – 5816[27]
  5. José Calderón – 4582[20]
  6. Doug Christie – 4448
  7. Antonio Davis – 3994[33]
  8. Damon Stoudamire – 3917

[edit] Most points scored in a game

(Correct as of 24 March 2011)

  1. Vince Carter – 51, vs. Phoenix Suns, 27 February 2000

[edit] Most points scored in a season

(Correct as of 16 April 2011)

  1. Vince Carter – 2107 (1999–2000 season)[26]

[edit] Highest points per game

(Correct as of 28 March 2011)

  1. Vince Carter – 23.4[26][34]
  2. Chris Bosh – 20.2[25]
  3. Damon Stoudamire – 19.6[31]

[edit] Highest points per game in a season

(Correct as of 2 January 2012)

  1. Vince Carter – 27.6 (2000–01 season)[26]
  2. Vince Carter – 25.7 (1999–2000 season)[26]
  3. Vince Carter – 24.7 (2001–02 season)[26]
  4. Chris Bosh – 24.0 (2009–10 season)[25]
  5. Chris Bosh – 22.7 (2008–09 season)[25]
  6. Chris Bosh – 22.6 (2006–07 season)[25]
  7. Chris Bosh – 22.5 (2005–06 season)[25]
  8. Vince Carter – 22.5 (2003–04 season)[26]
  9. Chris Bosh – 22.3 (2007–08 season)[25]
  10. Andrea Bargnani – 21.4 (2010–11 season)[27]

[edit] Rebounds

Chris Bosh is the former face of the Raptors franchise and holds almost all the rebounding records.

[edit] Most rebounds

(Correct as of 24 January 2012)

  1. Chris Bosh – 4776[25][35]
  2. Antonio Davis – 2839[33]
  3. Vince Carter – 2091[26]
  4. Morris Peterson – 2064[24]
  5. Andrea Bargnani – 1873[27]
  6. Charles Oakley – 1655

[edit] Most defensive rebounds

(Correct as of 24 January 2012)

  1. Chris Bosh – 3407[25]
  2. Antonio Davis – 1882[33]
  3. Andrea Bargnani – 1513[27]

[edit] Most offensive rebounds

(Correct as of 6 April 2011)

  1. Chris Bosh – 1369[25][36]
  2. Antonio Davis – 957[33]
  3. Vince Carter – 740
  4. Morris Peterson – 503
  5. Jerome Williams – 466

[edit] Most rebounds in a game

(Correct as of 11 March 2012)

  1. Donyell Marshall – 24, vs. Chicago Bulls, 17 February 2004[18]
  2. Chris Bosh – 22, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 25 March 2005;[3] Reggie Evans – 22, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 24 November 2010[37]

[edit] Most rebounds in a half

(Correct as of 13 March 2011)

  1. Reggie Evans – 15, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 24 November 2010[37]

[edit] Most rebounds in quarter

(Correct as of 8 December 2010)

  1. Reggie Evans – 10, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 24 November 2010[37]

[edit] Most rebounds in a season

(Correct as of 1 April 2011)

  1. Antonio Davis – 787 (2000–01 season)[33]
  2. Chris Bosh – 771 (2008–09 season)[25]
  3. Chris Bosh – 759 (2009–10 season)[25]
  4. Charles Oakley – 741 (2000–01 season); Chris Bosh – 741 (2006–07 season)[25]
  5. Chris Bosh – 718 (2004–05 season)[25]

[edit] Highest rebounds per game

(Correct as of 15 March 2011)

  1. Chris Bosh – 9.4[25]
  2. Antonio Davis – 9.2[33]

[edit] Highest rebounds per game in a season

(Correct as of 2 May 2011)

  1. Chris Bosh – 10.8 (2009–10 season)[25]
  2. Chris Bosh – 10.7 (2006–07 season)[25]
  3. Antonio Davis – 10.1 (2000–01 season)
  4. Chris Bosh – 10.0 (2008–09 season)
  5. Antonio Davis – 9.6 (2001–02 season)
  6. Charles Oakley – 9.5 (2000–01 season)

[edit] Assists

[edit] Most assists

(Correct as of 5 March 2012)

  1. José Calderón – 3296[20][38]
  2. Alvin Williams – 1791
  3. Damon Stoudamire – 1767
  4. Vince Carter – 1553
  5. Doug Christie – 1314

[edit] Most assists in a game

(Correct as of 3 February 2012)

  1. Damon Stoudamire – 19, vs. Houston Rockets, 27 February 1996;[31] José Calderón – 19, vs. Chicago Bulls, 29 March 2009;[39] José Calderón – 19, vs. Minnesota Timberwolves, 4 February 2011[40]
  2. T. J. Ford – 18, vs. Denver Nuggets, 18 November 2006; T. J. Ford, vs. New York Knicks, 14 March 2007[41]
  3. José Calderón – 17, vs. Cleveland Cavaliers, 5 January 2011; vs. Washington Wizards, 3 February 2012
  4. José Calderón – 16, vs. Houston Rockets, 3 March 2009; José Calderón, vs. New Orleans Hornets, 1 March 2011

[edit] Most assists in a season

(Correct as of 2 January 2012)

  1. Damon Stoudamire – 709 (1996–97 season)[31]
  2. José Calderón – 678 (2007–08 season)[20]
  3. Damon Stoudamire – 653 (1995–96 season)[31]
  4. José Calderón – 607 (2008–09 season)[20]
  5. José Calderón – 605 (2010–11 season)[20]
  6. T. J. Ford – 595 (2006–07 season)[41]

[edit] Highest assists per game

(Correct as of 5 March 2012)

  1. Damon Stoudamire – 8.7[31]
  2. T. J. Ford – 7.2[41]
  3. José Calderón – 7.1[20]

[edit] Highest assists per game in a season

(Correct as of 2 January 2012)

  1. Damon Stoudamire – 9.3 (1995–96 season)[31]
  2. Mark Jackson – 9.2 (2000–01 season)
  3. José Calderón – 8.9 (2008–09 season)[20]
  4. José Calderón – 8.9 (2010–11 season)[20]
  5. Damon Stoudamire – 8.8 (1996–97 season)[31]
  6. José Calderón – 8.3 (2007–08 season)[20]

[edit] Blocks

Tracy McGrady was one of the premier shot-blockers for Toronto.

[edit] Most blocks

(Correct as of 24 January 2012)

  1. Chris Bosh – 600[25]
  2. Vince Carter – 415[26]
  3. Antonio Davis – 405[33]
  4. Marcus Camby – 360[42]
  5. Andrea Bargnani – 352[27]

[edit] Most blocks in a game

(Correct as of 11 March 2012)

  1. Keon Clark – 12, vs. Atlanta Hawks, 23 March 2001
  2. Jermaine O'Neal – 9, vs. Los Angeles Lakers, 4 February 2009

[edit] Most blocks in a season

(Correct as of 19 March 2011)

  1. Marcus Camby – 230 (1997–98 season)[42]
  2. Tracy McGrady – 151 (1999–2000 season);[43] Antonio Davis – 151 (2000–01 season)

[edit] Highest blocks per game

(Correct as of 4 January 2011)

  1. Marcus Camby – 2.9[42]
  2. Keon Clark – 2.0; Jermaine O'Neal – 2.0[44]
  3. Tracy McGrady – 1.4[43]

[edit] Highest blocks per game in a season

(Correct as of 23 February 2011)

  1. Marcus Camby – 3.7 (1997–98 season)[42]
  2. Keon Clark – 2.4 (2000–01 season)
  3. Marcus Camby – 2.1 (1996–97 season)[42]
  4. Jermaine O'Neal – 2.0 (2008–09 season)[44]
  5. Tracy McGrady – 1.9 (1999–2000 season);[43] Antonio Davis – 1.9 (2000–01 season)

[edit] Steals

[edit] Most steals

(Correct as of 5 March 2012)

  1. Doug Christie – 734[45]
  2. Morris Peterson – 552[24]
  3. Vince Carter – 534[26]
  4. Alvin Williams – 517
  5. José Calderón – 422[20]

[edit] Most steals in a game

(Correct as of 20 April 2011)

  1. Doug Christie – 9, vs. Denver Nuggets, 25 February 1997[46]

[edit] Most steals in a season

(Correct as of 26 January 2011)

  1. Doug Christie – 201 (1996–97 season)[45]
  2. Doug Christie – 190 (1997–98 season)[45]

[edit] Highest steals per game

(Correct as of 1 March 2011)

  1. Alvin Robertson – 2.2
  2. Doug Christie – 2.1[45]

[edit] Highest steals per game in a season

(Correct as of 10 January 2011)

  1. Doug Christie – 2.5 (1996–97 season)[45]
  2. Doug Christie – 2.4 (1997–98 season)[45]
  3. Doug Christie – 2.3 (1998–99 season)[45]
  4. Alvin Robertson – 2.2 (1995–96 season)

[edit] Field goals

[edit] Most field goals made

(Correct as of 17 April 2011)

  1. Vince Carter – 3541
  2. Chris Bosh – 3477[25]

[edit] Most field goals made in a game

(Correct as of 18 March 2011)

  1. Vince Carter – 20 vs. Milwaukee Bucks, 14 January 2000; Charlie Villanueva – 20 vs. Milwaukee Bucks, 26 March 2006

[edit] Most field goals made in a season

(Correct as of 3 April 2011)

  1. Vince Carter – 788 (1999–2000 season)[26]
  2. Vince Carter – 762 (2000–01 season)[26]

[edit] Most field goals attempted

(Correct as of 2 May 2011)

  1. Vince Carter – 7944[26]
  2. Chris Bosh – 7276[25]

[edit] Most field goals attempted in a game

(Correct as of 5 April 2011)

  1. Vince Carter – 36 vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 21 January 2001

[edit] Most field goals attempted in a season

(Correct as of 16 February 2011)

  1. Vince Carter – 1696 (1999–2000 season)[26]
  2. Vince Carter – 1656 (2000–01 season)[26]

[edit] Highest field goal percentage

  1.  ?

[edit] Highest field goal percentage in a season

  1.  ?

[edit] Three point field goals

Morris Peterson remains the most prolific three-point shooter for the Raptors.

[edit] Most three point field goals

(Correct as of 24 January 2012)

  1. Morris Peterson – 801[24]
  2. Vince Carter – 554
  3. Andrea Bargnani – 522
  4. Doug Christie – 431
  5. Damon Stoudamire – 374

[edit] Most three point field goals in a game

(Correct as of 21 March 2011)

  1. Donyell Marshall – 12, vs. Philadelphia 76ers, 13 March 2005

[edit] Most three point field goals in a season

(Correct as of 15 March 2011)

  1. Morris Peterson – 177 (2005–06 season)[24]
  2. Mike James – 169 (2005–06 season)
  3. Vince Carter – 162 (2000–01 season)[26]
  4. Donyell Marshall – 151 (2004–05 season)

[edit] Most three point field goals attempted

(Correct as of 24 January 2012)

  1. Morris Peterson – 2158[24]
  2. Vince Carter – 1445
  3. Andrea Bargnani – 1413[27]
  4. Doug Christie – 1213

[edit] Most three point field goals attempted in a game

  1.  ?

[edit] Most three point field goals attempted in a season

  1. Damon Stoudamire – 496 (1996–97 season)
  2. Morris Peterson – 448 (2005–06 season)
  3. Walt Williams – 437 (1996–97 season)

[edit] Highest three point percentage

  1. Jason Kapono – 0.447
  2. Mike James – 0.442
  3. Anthony Parker – 0.424

[edit] Highest three point percentage in a season

Jason Kapono holds the record for best three point percentage in a season.
  1. Jason Kapono – 0.483 (2007–08 season)
  2. Anthony Parker – 0.476 (2007–08 season)

[edit] Free throws

[edit] Most free throws made

(Correct as of 24 January 2012)

  1. Chris Bosh – 2895[25][47]
  2. Vince Carter – 1784[26]
  3. Antonio Davis – 1156
  4. Andrea Bargnani – 1016[27]
  5. Morris Peterson – 1015[24]
  6. Doug Christie – 953

[edit] Most free throws made in a game

(Correct as of 13 February 2011)

  1. Vince Carter – 22, vs. Phoenix Suns, 30 December 2000;[1] Chris Bosh – 22, vs. Phoenix Suns, 22 December 2007[25]
  2. Chris Bosh – 19, vs. Charlotte Bobcats, 20 March 2009[25]

[edit] Most free throws made in a season

(Correct as of 4 March 2011)

  1. Chris Bosh – 504 (2008–09 season)[25]
  2. Chris Bosh – 474 (2005–06 season)[25]
  3. Chris Bosh – 472 (2007–08 season)[25]
  4. Chris Bosh – 470 (2009–10 season)[25]
  5. Chris Bosh – 463 (2006–07 season)[25]

[edit] Most free throws attempted

(Correct as of 24 January 2011)

  1. Chris Bosh – 3643[25][47]
  2. Vince Carter – 2277
  3. Antonio Davis – 1501
  4. Morris Peterson – 1298
  5. Andrea Bargnani – 1240
  6. Doug Christie – 1166

[edit] Most free throws attempted in a game

(Correct as of 23 March 2011)

  1. Vince Carter – 27, vs. Phoenix Suns, 30 December 2000[1]
  2. Chris Bosh – 24, vs. Phoenix Suns, 22 December 2007
  3. Chris Bosh – 23, vs. Golden State Warriors, 4 April 2010

[edit] Most free throws attempted in a season

(Correct as of 31 January 2011)

  1. Chris Bosh – 617 (2008–09 season)[25]
  2. Chris Bosh – 590 (2009–10 season)[25]
  3. Chris Bosh – 590 (2006–07 season)[25]
  4. Chris Bosh – 581 (2005–06 season)[25]
  5. Chris Bosh – 559 (2007–08 season)[25]

[edit] Highest free throw percentage

(Correct as of 2 January 2012)

  1. José Calderón – 0.875
  2. T.J. Ford – 0.837; Mike James – 0.837

[edit] Highest free throw percentage in a season

(Correct as of 19 February 2011)

  1. José Calderón – 0.981 (2008–09 season)[20]

[edit] Most consecutive free throws made

José Calderón holds the records for most consecutive free throws made and highest assist-to-turnover ratio.

(Correct as of 26 February 2011)

  1. José Calderón – 87[48]
  2. Chauncey Billups – 51[48]

[edit] Turnovers

[edit] Lowest turnovers per game

  1. ?

[edit] Lowest turnovers per game in a season

  1. ?

[edit] Highest assist-to-turnover ratio

  1. ?

[edit] Highest assist-to-turnover ratio in a season

  1. José Calderón – 5.38 to 1 (2007–08 season)[49]
  2. Muggsy Bogues – 5.07 to 1 (1999–2000 season)[50]

[edit] Double doubles

[edit] Most double doubles

(Correct as of 8 April 2011)

  1. Chris Bosh – 238[51][52]
  2. Antonio Davis – 124[51][52]

[edit] Most double doubles in a season

(Correct as of 19 March 2011)

  1. Chris Bosh – 49 (2009–10 season)

[edit] Franchise records for playoffs

This list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.

Unless otherwise stated, statistics/records are correct as at the end of the 2008–09 season.

[edit] Most points

  1. Vince Carter – 385
  2. Antonio Davis – 321[33]
  3. Alvin Williams – 225; Chris Bosh – 225[25]

[edit] Most rebounds

  1. Antonio Davis – 211[33]

[edit] Most assists

  1. Chris Childs – 115
  2. Alvin Williams – 78
  3. Vince Carter – 75

[edit] Most steals

  1. Vince Carter – 23
  2. Alvin Williams – 21

[edit] Most blocks

  1. Antonio Davis – 31[33]

[edit] Other franchise records

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[edit] In a game

[edit] Team (regular season)

  • Biggest margin of victory in a home game – 42, vs. Miami Heat, 19 March 2008[53]
  • Biggest margin of victory in a road game – 37, vs. New Jersey Nets, 2 November 2007[54]
  • Most points given up in a home game – 140, vs. Phoenix Suns, 31 March 2006[55]
  • Most points given up in a road game – 152, vs. Los Angeles Clippers, 13 March 1998[56]
  • Fewest points given up in a home game – 54, vs. Miami Heat, 19 March 2008[57]
  • Fewest points given up in a road game
  1. 64, vs. Detroit Pistons, 23 December 2009
  2. 69, vs. New Jersey Nets, 2 November 2007[58]
  • Fewest points scored by both teams in a half in a home game – 68, vs. Detroit Pistons, 26 March 2008[59]
  • Most points scored in a game
  1. 136, vs. New Jersey Nets, 5 March 2011[60]
  2. 134, vs. Chicago Bulls, 29 March 2009
  • Most points scored in a half – ?
  • Most points given up in a half – ?
  • Biggest deficit overcome
  1. 25, vs. Detroit Pistons, 11 December 2010[61]
  2. 22, vs. Los Angeles Clippers, November 2009[61]
  • Most assists in a game – 39
  • Most rebounds – ?
  • Most blocks – 23
  • Most steals – ?
  • Most field goals made – ?
  • Most field goals attempted – ?
  • Most three point field goals made – 21
  • Most three point field goals made in a quarter – 8[62]
  • Most three point field goals attempted – ?
  • Most free throws made – ?
  • Most free throws attempted – ?

[edit] Team (playoffs)

  • Most points scored in a home game – 108, vs. Orlando Magic, 24 April 2008[63]
  • Most points scored in a half in a home game – 61, vs. Orlando Magic, 24 April 2008[63]
  • Most points allowed – ?
  • Most assists – ?
  • Most rebounds – ?
  • Most blocks – ?
  • Most steals – ?
  • Most field goals made – ?
  • Most field goals attempted – ?
  • Most three point field goals made – ?
  • Most three point field goals attempted – ?
  • Most free throws made – ?
  • Most free throws attempted – ?

[edit] Individual

[edit] In a rookie season

[edit] Miscellaneous

  • Most home game sellouts – 40 out of 41 (2001–02 season)[59]

[edit] External links

[edit] References

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