For seven full seasons and parts of an eighth, José Calderón was as reliable as he was productive in the Toronto Raptors backcourt. Over time, the undrafted point guard from Spain became one of the most underrated floor generals in the NBA. In a hard-fought overtime battle against the New Jersey Nets on November 21, 2008, Calderón gives a glimpse of why he’s second on Toronto’s all-time assists list by floating a flawless alley-oop to Chris Bosh. Calderón posted 26 points, five rebounds and 15 assists while making all six of his free throws in the contest — he made 87 consecutive foul shots that season and missed only three all year, with his .981 conversion rate the single best season at the stripe in NBA history. Calderón ranks fourth all-time in games played for the Raptors and is in the top-10 in minutes (sixth), three-pointers (eighth) and points (ninth). · Nov 21, 2008