MIAMI -- The question made Chris Bosh bristle.
Why only two rebounds last night against the Miami Heat in more than 31 minutes of playing time?
"Because I only got two," the Raptors forward said. "They were boxing out on me. Sometimes it just doesn't come to you, sometimes it does. I won't get stuck on having just two rebounds."
Going into last night, Bosh was third in the NBA this season with an average of 11.9 rebounds a game.
Bosh has made a history of being strong on the boards, and holds the team record for total rebounds with 4,328. His career high for a game is 22, accomplished twice.
"He usually does a lot better," coach Jay Triano said. "I don't know (what happened). I will know better when I watch the tape. He was trying to keep Jermaine (O'Neal) off the glass a little bit."
The last time Bosh had two or fewer rebounds in 30-plus minutes of play was March 6, 2007, at Washington when he had one rebound in 35 minutes.
