New Orleans, LA (Sports Network) - Chris Bosh poured in a game-high 27 points and the Raptors handled the Hornets, 107-90, at New Orleans Arena.

Jose Calderon notched 16 points and eight assists, while Hedo Turkoglu chipped in 16 points as well for Toronto, which had split its first four games of the season. Andrea Bargnani added 14 points and nine rebounds, and Jarrett Jack and Marco Belinelli each donated nine points off the bench for the victors.

Toronto made a staggering 14-of-29 from behind the arc in the win.

"We just made shots," Calderon said. "Some days you make them and other days the ball just doesn't want to go in."

Chris Paul was the only offensive factor for New Orleans, finishing with 21 points and 18 assists. Bobby Brown and David West scored 16 and 14 points, respectively, for the Hornets, who were coming off an OT win over Dallas on Wednesday.

The Hornets scored the final six points of the first half and took a 51-49 lead into the break.

But the Raptors came out the locker room firing, as three straight makes from behind the arc sparked a 13-0 spurt for a 64-56 edge five minutes in.

Bargnani and Turkoglu each hit from downtown again a little later and Amir Johnson's dunk yielded a 78-60 margin for the visitors.

"What I thought during the third quarter, especially in the third quarter and in the whole second half, there was a lack of energy. I just didn't see the energy," Hornets head coach Byron Scott said of his bunch.

It was 83-65 going to the fourth, and Antoine Wright's three-pointer near the midway point gave Toronto its biggest lead, 95-71.

New Orleans was up, 23-19, after 12 minutes.