When asked on Sunday how Chris Bosh would describe his season in Toronto, he responded with one word: "trying."

The Raptors were expected to be a lock to make the playoffs, but are struggling just to remain in the postseason picture as the season winds down.

"If you would have told me in October that we were going to be fighting just to make the playoffs, I wouldn't have believed you," Bosh said. "I've had worse years as far as the team is concerned but this has been the toughest, yeah, only because the expectations were so high and things just didn't happen like we thought they would."

As frustrating as things have been, Bosh refuses to allow all the losing to ruin his outlook.

"I don't get upset at things you can't change," he said. "Once the game is over ... it's over, there's nothing you can do about it, there's no reason to be upset.

"It can only get worse and we have so many games, we have to erase everything and keep moving. That's the thing about it: I want to win the next game, so if I'm dwelling on us losing three games in a row or four games in a row and thinking about nothing but that, what do you think is going to happen the next game?

"I don't know, that's just the way I am."

Via Toronto Sun

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