The boxscore seems to be accurate. This is the recap:
The Toronto Raptors used a blistering shooting touch in the second quarter to blow out the Chicago Bulls 105-80 at the Rocky Mountain Revue on the campus of Salt Lake Community College.
Both teams came out shooting. The Bulls scored quick, getting six points from Jay Williams to start the game. The tide quickly turned as the raptors began heating up from the outside. Derrick Dial, Darrick Martin and Jerod Ward all started strong. The team shot 56 percent in the quarter and led by 12 at the break.
The second quarter quickly turned into a shooting clinic put on by the Raptors. The team shot 71 percent from the field and extended their lead to 30 points at the half. Maceo Baston and Robert Conley came off the bench to hit all seven shots they took. The Bulls spent most of the quarter on their heels, scoring only 15 points. Tyson Chandler was a bright spot for the Bulls in the first half, scoring ten points on five-for-five shooting.
The second half began with both sides playing a little more aggressive. Toronto stayed hot, while the Bulls at least kept the Raptors in check. Williams led the Bulls, scoring ten in the quarter. Roger Mason Jr. added four. The trio of Conley, Ward and Derrick Brown kept the lead for Toronto.
Chicago hung tough in the fourth quarter, chiseling the Raptors' lead down to 22, but the damage was done and they could get no closer. The Raptors 105 points were the most at this year's Revue.
Williams led the Bulls with 21 points. Chandler added 20 points and David Graves chipped in with nine off the bench. The Raptors had six players in double figures, led by Conley and Brown with 16. Martin had eight assists to go with his 14 points.
The Bulls finished their run at the Rocky Mountain Revue with a record of 2-4 in six games played. The Raptors play their final game Saturday, July 27 at 4 p.m. against the Phoenix Suns.