Article: Bullets Thump Raptors; 110-97 Victory Is Team's Seventh Consecutive Win

The Washington Bullets knew they wouldn't be perfect forever, which is what they have been for a couple of weeks. They knew there would be a day when jump shots stopped going in, their front-court weakness was exposed or they experienced any of the dozens of things that can happen to a team during the grind of an NBA season.

Having dealt with adversity all season, they overcame it almost routinely yesterday as Juwan Howard, Calbert Cheaney and Tim Legler had big games, and the Bullets defeated the Toronto Raptors, 110-97, in front of 18,756 at USAir Arena.

Despite losing center Jim McIlvaine to a dislocated finger early in the fourth quarter, the Bullets (39-39) won their seventh ...

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