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Bradford closed the gap on Scunthorpe at the top of the table after extending their unbeaten start in League One to 12 matches with a 2-0 home win against Shrewsbury. Nicky Laws first goal of the season from close range gave the Bantams a half-time lead and substitute Haris Vuckic converted a stoppage-time penalty, awarded for Adam El-Abds foul on Daniel Devine. Highlights of the Sky Bet League One match between Bradford and Shrewsbury. The lead at the top was cut thanks to 10-man Northampton, who came from behind to steal a point at Scunthorpe and leave the Graham Alexanders side just a point clear of Bradford. Josh Morris bagged his 13th goal of the season with a superb free-kick to put the Iron ahead before Northamptons Matty Taylor was shown a straight red card for a dangerous challenge on Neal BishopBut despite having to play the final half an hour a man less, Northampton rallied and found an equaliser through Jak McCourt 16 minutes from time. Highlights of the Sky Bet League One match between Scunthorpe United and Northampton Town. Rochdales climb up the table continued as they secured their fifth straight league win with a 3-0 home victory against Southend. Niall Canavan and Calvin Andrew both scored first-half headers and substitute Nathaniel Mendez-Laing added a third in the closing stages as Dale moved into the top six. Watch NOW TV Watch Sky Sports for just ￡6.99. No contract. Ryan Flynns late winner clinched Oldham their second league victory of the season as they won 2-1 at Gillingham to climb off the foot of the table. Highlights of the Sky Bet League One match between Gillingham and Oldham. Midfielder Flynn struck in the 89th minute after Oldhams on-loan Crystal Palace striker Freddie Ladapo had cancelled out Cody McDonalds early header for Gillingham.Peterborough registered their first league win in seven matches by beating high-flying Bury 3-1 in the lunch-time kick-off at the ABAX Stadium. Highlights of the Sky Bet League One match between Peterborough and Bury. Hayden Whites own goal gave Bury an early lead, but Posh rallied through Chris Forresters first-half equaliser and Marcus Maddison added a second before visiting defender Antony Kay turned the ball past his own goalkeeper in the 52nd minute. Highlights of the Sky Bet League One match between Swindon and Bolton. 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DeRozan needed "four or five" stitches to close a gash in the webbing of his left hand following Wednesdays surprising 107-103 win over the Houston Rockets. "I didnt even notice," he said. It happened late in the fourth quarter as he tried to rip the ball away from Omer Asik. "I looked down and my whole hand was soaked." "It wouldnt stop bleeding. But its cool." Next to Terrence Ross, the Raptors healthiest starter might be the guy with the bloody mitt. They had been fortunate to avoid the injury bug for most of the season but, as they say, when it rains, it pours. Suddenly, its hit them like a monsoon. Missing Kyle Lowry for the first time this season, out with soreness in his left knee, Toronto lost another indispensable cog when Amir Johnson was removed three minutes into Wednesdays game, having tweaked a lingering right ankle ailment. Just a few minutes later the Raptors fell behind by 12 points. With eight games left in their feel-good, Cinderella season the sky was falling, or so we thought. Fact is, this wouldnt be the first time theyve been written off, left for dead. They havent followed the script to this point, so why would they start now? "Guys stepped up," Dwane Casey said. With Patrick Patterson leading the charge in his second game back from an elbow injury, the second unit immediately captured momentum. John Salmons played his best basketball in months while Nando De Colo and Tyler Hansbrough both gave Toronto a lift with their energy off the bench. Greivis Vasquez, starting in place of the injured Lowry, filled in admirably at the point, recording eight assists without committing a turnover in a season-high 40 minutes of action. But no one was quite as impressive as DeRozan. The all-star guard faced all the additional defensive attention you would expect without Lowry in the lineup but after a 12-minute adjustment period he put the team on his shoulders and got to work. "I had to pick up the slack with [Lowry] out," said DeRozan, making just one of his five shots in the first quarter. "I havent really played without Kyle, hes played every game. It was an adjustment for me tonight but I figured it out there after the first quarter." DeRozan scored 15 of his game-high 29 points in the second quarter, connecting on all six of his attempts in the frame, including a 32-foot bank shot to end the half. Rising to the occasion, DeRozan was at his best when his team needed him most; the mark of a true all-star. The Raptors have two players that fit that description. With DeRozan sidelined for a couple games in late February, Lowry led Toronto to a pair of victories, scoring over 30 points in each contest. Now it was his turn to carry the load. "Theyve been doing it the whole year," Vasquez said of the teams star backcourt. "Both [of them]. Its not hidden thatt theyre our leaders.dddddddddddd We go as they go and everybody understands that. This is why we have a healthy locker room. Were not fighting egos. We know whats going on. Those two guys are going to score, those two guys are going to make winning plays for us and weve just got to feed off their energy. Whenever those guys go down weve got their back, thats what this team is all about." Lowry originally sustained the injury colliding with LeBron James in Mondays loss to the Heat. Although there was no structural damage to his knee, it was still swollen on Wednesday and the teams medical staff decided it was best to hold him out, much to the dismay of Lowry, one would imagine. "If it were up to him he would go one leg," Casey joked before the game. "But you dont want to risk his future health for one game." Even in his absence, Lowrys tendencies seemed to rub off on his teammates. DeRozan took a rare charge. Vasquez tried to do the same, though he was called for a blocking foul. "I know he was laughing," Vasquez said of Lowry, who leads the league in drawing charges. "He knows I dont take charges." The good news for the Raptors is that neither Lowrys knee injury or Johnsons bum ankle appears too serious. Both players will benefit from some much-needed rest during Thursdays off day and hope to be ready for Fridays home tilt with the Pacers, Torontos final game against a winning opponent this season. "Weve been very lucky not to have had some major injuries, knock on wood, throughout the year," Casey said. "The little injury bug has hit us a little bit. The schedules not going to stop. Weve got to keep going. Next man up." Casey reaches milestone With the victory, Casey notched his 100th win at the helm of the Raptors, becoming the third coach in team history to reach that plateau, joining Sam Mitchell and Lenny Wilkens. Asked about the accomplishment after the game, the Raptors third-year bench boss shifted the focus to his players, as expected. "All I know is its [win] number 43 for us this year," he said. "Its not about [me]. Its about the team, its about the organization, its about the players that have been here the three years and the process that weve gone through." "To start where we did and kind of build, and were still building, is a tribute to the young guys and the players that have been through here." The stat The Raptors will finish the year with a 16-14 record against Western Conference teams, their first season above .500 versus the West since 1999-00. The quote "Ever since I was in New Orleans I wanted to start my whole career," said Vasquez, who made his second start as a Raptor after doing so in all 18 games with the Kings this season and all 78 he appeared in with New Orleans last year. "But when I came here I really humbled myself and understood that its about winning more than about putting up numbers. I can go out there and play 36 minutes and put up crazy numbers but what about the playoffs? What about making winning plays?" "So Im going to be ready, man. I love this team and Im willing to do whatever it takes." ' ' '