Toronto, ON (My Sportsbook) - Andrea Bargnani led all scorers with 27 points and added nine rebounds as the Toronto Raptors snapped a season-high seven- game losing skid with a 110-87 rout of the Indiana Pacers at Air Canada Centre.

Pops Mensah-Bonsu chipped in with a career-high 21 points to go along with eight boards for Toronto, which regrouped from a 99-95 overtime loss to Detroit of Friday. The Raptors improved to 13-19 at home.

"Chris Bosh. I think he anchored us today," Mensah-Bonsu said. "I'm definitely going to bring that same amount of energy each game. He (Bosh) came in, he was rebounding, blocking shots and he was there offensively too. He was just being the all-star that he is and it's just easier for everybody else to respond when he comes out like that and the result was evident."

Chris Bosh went for 15 points and 13 rebounds, while Jose Calderon had 15 points and 12 assists in the win. Anthony Parker and Shawn Marion each netted 10 points a piece for the Raptors.

Troy Murphy had a team-high 16 points and 10 boards, while T.J. Ford and Jarrett Jack contributed 15 and 13 points, respectively, for the Pacers, who have lost four of their last five, including a 101-87 setback at Atlanta on Friday.

"They just pounded us," Pacers head coach Jim O'Brien said. "When they get going, they're really good. There's not many times this year that we've been out of games that we've lost by this type of margin. It was just one of those games that happens in the NBA."

Danny Granger returned to action for the first time in 11 games after suffering a partially torn tendon in his right foot in the Pacers' 103-94 loss at Charlotte on February 18. The All-Star forward scored 10 points in 18:39 of game action.

Indiana held a 26-24 lead after one quarter and continued to hold a slim edge for the next several minutes. Back-to-back three-pointers by Murphy near the midpoint of the period stretched the Pacers advantage to seven at 44-37.

However, the Raptors would close the half with a 13-5 run started by a Calderon jumper and Toronto led 53-50 heading into the break.

In the third quarter the Raptors continued to play the front runner, but a pair at the line from Jeff Foster cut the Pacers' deficit to 66-63 just over under five minutes in.

Toronto, though, would score the next seven straight with Marion accounting for five during the burst and the Raptors had a double-digit lead.

Things would get worse for the guests as Bosh's hook shot with a minute remaining in the period ballooned the hosts' lead to 20. They would hold a 90-69 advantage after three quarters.

In the fourth, the Raptors continued to have their way with things and Indiana never got within single-digits.

Game Notes

Toronto plays at Charlotte on Monday, while the Pacers host Sacramento on Tuesday...Indiana fell to a woeful 9-28 as the visitor this season...Toronto has won six of the past eight matchups versus the Pacers.