The Toronto Raptors have finished summer league undefeated and the likes of DeRozan, Weems and Davis are generating a buzz in Las Vegas.

Raptors Digest aggregates the highlights and provides brief analysis.

Bryan Colangelo addressed the media again on Monday and indicated to us, that, like Bosh feels, we are a good team on paper, but that it is just a mentality issue.

Colangelo pointed to the fact that going 25-11 over a 36 game span, and winning 29 games by the All-star break which ties a franchise record indicates that we do in fact have a competitive team, just an inconsistent one.

Chris “Whats his name now”?

Amir Johnson made Raptor fans forget about Chris Bosh for a night and posted a Bosh-esque 18 points and 13 rebounds with 2 blocks, all on a electric 8 for 10 shooting. With his strong play Amir Johnson has given Raptor fans hope that the post-Bosh era will not actually be the doomsday scenario some pundits predict.

Sonny Weems and Chris Bosh led the Toronto Raptors to a convincing win over the Los Angeles Clippers.

The Raptors are back at .500, and look to go one game up after this weekends meeting with Philly.

The Raptors are now 2 games up on the Chicago Bulls for the final playoff spot.

See the highlights and Chris Bosh’s post-game comments here.

Raptors win crucial tiebreaker against the Bobcats.

The Raptors were hot and shot over 50% from the field as they handled their business in a must-win game.

Hedo Turkoglu hit the go ahead basket in 28 solid minutes off the bench.

See the highlights here.

Also see Chris Bosh’s comments after the victory!

The Toronto Raptors battled down to the last minute and no one can blame them for this loss.

The Refs were in overdrive trying to get the Nuggets back in the game and memories of Tim Donaghy raced through the thousands in attendance and the millions watching at home.

Reggie Evans was the lone bright spot for the Toronto Raptors as they got stomped on by the Utah Jazz Wednesday night.

Reggie Evans finished the game with 7 points and 9 rebounds in just 20 minutes, and showed Raptor fans why he is one of the best per 48 rebounders in the league….lets just work on that offensive game Reggie, so you can get some more PT.

We lost again, here are the highlights…

The Toronto Raptors reeled off their second victory in a row, by defeating the T-Wolves 106-100.

Chris Bosh posted yet another 20 and 10 game and leads the league with 36.

The Raptors lost again.

At least Kevin Durant made the game worth watching…..

Chris Bosh, who was recently openly vocal in his criticisms of his teams play, mental aptitude and desire, hit the game winning shot to end the Raptors torrid losing streak.