Posted AT 9:48 AM EDT on 04/02/06
Raptors bloom without their rose
Toronto — With Jalen Rose looking on from the opposing bench in a suit, the Toronto Raptors gave their old teammate a sendoff he would just as soon forget.Pumped up by a trade just before game time that sent Rose to the Knicks in exchange for Antonio Davis, the Toronto Raptors went out and hammered New York 104-90 before 15,858 at the Air Canada Centre last night.
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