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SASKATOON -- Tim Bozon looked thin and spoke briefly, his voice hoarse after weeks of using a feeding tube. The French hockey player and Montreal Canadians prospect was released from a Saskatoon hospital Friday, four weeks after falling seriously ill with bacterial meningitis. "Im doing good," he said. "Ive been through a lot and I feel way better now." Bozon and his family will travel to Cranbrook, where he will drop the puck at a playoff game of his Western Hockey League team, the Kootenay Ice. "Im excited to leave the hospital," he said. "Its going to be exciting to get back to Kootenay and see the boys and say bye one more time before going back to Europe." Father Philippe Bozon, who played in the NHL for the St. Louis Blues in the 1990s, was visibly emotional and thanked the Saskatoon and broader hockey community for their generosity and support. He added treatment has been costly, and encouraged the public to donate to a trust fund established to help pay the familys medical and other expenses "I want to say from my wife and I how proud we are of you Timmy, for fighting like this," he said. "I know it was a tough fight and I know you are still fighting, and I will always have faith in you." After travelling to Cranbrook to collect Bozons things, the family will go to Montreal to visit the Canadiens organization. While there Bozon will also see doctors and receive some dental surgery. From there the family will return to France, where Bozon will enter a sports rehabilitation clinic in the southwestern town of Capbreton. Neurologist Gary Hunter treated Bozon from the day he arrived at Saskatoons Royal University Hospital, and said prompt medical attention and an induced coma were critical to his recovery. "His progress has been really amazing, so I think his prognosis is very good," he said. 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Carter wins an iconic Dunk Contest a day before becoming the first Raptor to start and play in an NBA All-Star Game (Feb. 12-13) ? Carter scores a franchise single-game record 51 points vs Phoenix (Feb. 27). ? They did not have a losing month during the campaign. ? One of the better late-game teams in the league, despite their youth, the Raptors completed the year with a 13-4 record in contests decided by three points or less. ? Toronto finished second in the league in assist-to-turnover ratio. How it ended: Struggling in their first ever playoff series, Vince Carter (shooting 30 per cent) and Tracy McGrady (39 per cent) were swept in three games by the Knicks. 4. 2006-07 - The first division title Record: 47-35 Result: 1st in Atlantic Division, 3rd in Eastern Conference Playoffs: Lost in six games (best of seven) to the Nets in first round Coach: Sam Mitchell Leaders: Chris Bosh (22.6 points, 10.7 rebounds), T.J. Ford (14.0 points, 7.9 assists), Anthony Parker (12.4 points, 3.9 rebounds) Key transactions ? Acquired Kris Humphries and Robert Whaley from Utah for Rafael Araujo (Jun. 8) ? Acquired Rasho Nesterovic from San Antonio for Eric Williams, Matt Bonner and a second-round pick (Jun. 21) ? Selected Andrea Bargnani first overall in the NBA draft, the first European to be taken with the first pick (Jun. 28) ? Acquired T.J. Ford from Milwaukee for Charlie Villanueva (Jun. 30) ? Signed Parker (Jul. 13) ? Signed Bosh to a contract extension (Jul. 14) ? Signed Jorge Garbajosa (Jul. 24) Highlights ? Raptors won their first division title and secured home-court advantage in the playoffs for the first time in franchise history. ? They qualified for the playoffs for the first time since 2001-02 and matched the franchise record (at the time) with 47 wins. ? Torontos .667 winning percentage after Jan. 1 led the East. ? Mitchell became the first Raptor coach to win NBA Coach of the Year. ? Bryan Colangelo was named NBA Executive of the Year. ? Bosh was named a starter for the East in the NBA All-Star Game. ? Toronto became the first team in NBA history to sweep all three NBA Eastern Conference awards for the month of January - Bargnani was named Rookie of the Month, Mitchell was named Coach of the Month and Bosh was named Player of the Month. ? In addition to receiving the honour in January, Bargnani was named NBA Eastern Conference Rookie of the Month for February. ? Morris Petersons franchise-record streak of 371 consecutive games played came to an end (Nov. 22) ? Garbajosa was named Eastern Conference Rookie of the Month for December. How it ended: With 8.3 seconds left in Game 6, Richard Jefferson hit the go-ahead bucket. 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Traded Rudy Gay, Quincy Acy and Aaron Gray to the Kings for Patrick Patterson, Greivis Vasquez, John Salmons and Chuck Hayes (Dec. 9) Highlights ? Raptors set a franchise record with 48 wins en-route to their second ever division title and first playoff appearance since 2008. ? Finished the season with a record of 41-22, best record in the East, after making a seven-player trade with Sacramento in December. ? Set a franchise record with 22 road wins, finishing over .500 away from home for the first time in team history. ? DeRozan was selected to his first All-Star Game. He finished the season tied for ninth in scoring, fourth in minutes and fourth in made free throws. ? Lowry was named Eastern Conference Player of the Week (Jan. 27 - Feb. 2). He ranked eighth in the NBA in assists and tied for eighth in three pointers made. He broke the franchise record for most three pointers made in a season. ? Casey was named Eastern Conference Coach of the Month for December. ? The starting five - DeRozan, Lowry, Valanciunas, Amir Johnson and Terrence Ross - won 29 games, most by any starting lineup in team history. All five starters set career highs in both points and minutes. ? Ross tied Carters team record with 51 points Jan. 25 vs the Clippers. ? Toronto was the only Eastern Conference team to rank in the top 10 in both offensive and defensive efficiency. How it ended: After leading the fourth-quarter comeback in Game 7, Lowry drove into the lane, split a pair of Nets defenders, lost his handle but managed to flip up a shot that was blocked by Paul Pierce to end the series. Consoled by his teammates, Lowry laid in the key as Brooklyn celebrated. The Raptors were one-point away from winning their first ever seven-game series and advancing to the Conference Semifinals for the second time in franchise history. 1. 2000-01 - The lone playoff-series win Record: 47-35 Result: 2nd in Central Division, 5th in Eastern Conference Playoffs: Won in five games (best of five) over the Knicks in first round, lost in seven games (best of seven) to the 76ers in Conference Semifinals Coach: Lenny Wilkens Leaders: Vince Carter (27.6 points, 5.5 rebounds), Antonio Davis (13.7 points, 10.1 rebounds), Charles Oakley (9.6 points, 9.5 rebounds) Key transactions ? Named Lenny Wilkens head coach, replacing Butch Carter (Jun. 21) ? Selected Morris Peterson with the 21st pick in the NBA Draft, their lowest ever pick in the first round (Jun. 28) ? Sent free agent Tracy McGrady to Orlando in a sign and trade for a first-round pick (Aug. 3) ? Signed Mark Jackson (Aug. 11) ? Traded Doug Christie to Sacramento for Corliss Williamson (Sept. 29) ? Acquired Keon Clark, Tracy Murray and Mamadou Ndiaye from Denver for Kevin Willis, Garth Joseph, Alexandar Radojevic and a second-round pick (Jan. 12) ? Acquired Chris Childs and a first-round pick from New York for Mark Jackson and Muggsy Bogues (Feb. 22) ? Acquired Jerome Williams and Eric Montross from Detroit for Williamson, Tyrone Corbin, Kornel Davis and a first-round pick (Feb. 22) Highlights ? Raptors won their first and only playoff series, defeating the Knicks in the deciding game of the opening round. ? Torontos 47 wins eclipsed the franchise-record of 45 at the time. ? They finished the season with a record of 19-8 following the pair of trade deadline deals. ? Carter finished fifth in the NBA in scoring and was the leading vote-getter for the NBA All-Star Game (second straight year) ? Davis was also selected to the All-Star team, marking the first and only time two Raptors have been represented in the game. He started alongside Carter for the East (Feb. 11). ? 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