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Toronto Raptors rookie center Solomon Alabi said Wednesday he's returning to Erie to play for the BayHawks.

“We couldn’t get any defensive stops,” said forward Amir Johnson.

“We’ll have to get Andrea touches but at the same time, DeMar’s going to have open floor to play with.”

The lack of shooting touch turned out to be a double whammy for the Raptors, who seemed to get far fewer calls from the officials than they normally would.

“We missed too many layups, it was tough. We tried to come back but they killed us.”

"It was a disappointing loss but I would credit Toronto more on their effort and how they played. They won the game, we didn’t give it to them.”

“We couldn’t find enough points, I don’t think,”

Team officials couldn’t say exactly how long Andrea will be out but the earliest he could be back is for a Jan. 2 home game against Boston

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“Keep booing me. I love it. It really doesn’t bother me at all,” McGrady said. “It’s not like I was like Chris Bosh and selling out the city like the city was horrible or something, making crazy comments about the city.”

“No Amir [Johnson], no Jose [Calderon], no Andrea [Bargnani], so Sonny [Weems], no Peja [Stojakovic], no Reggie [Evans],” he said, stopping short of adding no hope to that list.