CHICAGO, Jan. 23 (UPI) -- Anthony Parker and Andrea Bargnani made three-point shots during a game-closing run Friday that brought the Toronto Raptors a 114-94 victory over Chicago.
The Raptors halted a season-long, seven-game losing streak with a burst in which they limited Chicago to two points over the final 5:29.
Toronto's skid had been its longest since the Raptors dropped 10 in a row in March and April 2006.
After Luol Deng brought Chicago within 94-92 with 5:29 left, Jose Calderon made two free throws to start Toronto's 20-2 run that finished off the game.
Parker's three-pointer with 4:13 to play gave Toronto a 97-92 lead and Bargnani added a long-range shot with 1:54 that made it 107-92.
Jose Calderon led Toronto with 23 points while hitting 9-of-10 shots. Bargnani had 22 and Chris Bosh 17.
Ben Gordon scored 19 to pace the Bulls, who have lost four in a row.
