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Toronto Vancouver Ottawa Montreal Sports sports search Published March 30, 2006 Raptors burnt by star’s Heat Loss of Shaq not enough to slow Miami offence Mike Cassese/Reuters Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade tries to squeeze between Raptors’ Morris Peterson and Mike James last night at the Air Canada Centre.

Wade scored 37 points to lead the Heat to a 98-94 victory.

If there was a bad shot to take, they took it; a wrong decision to make, they made it; a matchup they couldn’t handle, they didn’t.

In what has become a familiar refrain in a season with more than its share of ugly moments, the Raptors gave another one away last night with a litany of late mistakes that robbed them of a chance at victory and left them mumbling — once again — about an opportunity lost.

This time it was to the Miami Heat, a disinterested bunch missing its biggest and most dominating force, who were benefactors of the Raptors’ largesse, rallying from a deep fourth-quarter hole to register a 98-94 victory before a soldout house of 19,975 at the Air Canada Centre...

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