TORONTO (Ticker) -- The Toronto Raptors look to put on another show for their fans at the Air Canada Centre as they face the Atlanta Hawks in a Central Division matchup.
Toronto is 2-0 since acquiring Jalen Rose and Donyell Marshall from the Chicago Bulls in Monday's six-player deal, which sent Jerome Williams and Antonio Davis to Chicago.
After struggling on offense for most of the season, the Raptors have scored 95 and 105 points in the two games.
Rose and Marshall made their home debuts in Wednesday's 105-95 victory over the Boston Celtics, when the Raptors treated their fans to a club-record 17 3-pointers.
Marshall and Vince Carter scored 21 points apiece as Toronto improved to 6-2 at home. Marshall made five 3-pointers as Toronto shot 71 percent (17-of-24) from the arc
"We know they've (Raptors) struggled with energy and that's something Jalen and I talked about," Marshall said. "We wanted to come in here and give the guys a lift."
While Marshall has scored 27 and 21 points in his two games with Toronto, Rose has scored just nine and six in the two games.
Atlanta has lost four of five, including Tuesday's 105-94 loss to Milwaukee, which was without two forwards.
Sharif-Abdur Rahim scored 26 points but Atlanta is just 3-6 when he leads the team in scoring.
The Hawks' latest loss featured poor shooting and sloppy ballhandling. They shot just 39 percent (35-of-88) and committed 19 turnovers.
This is the second meeting between the teams. In Toronto's 99-97 overtime win at Atlanta on November 26, Carter scored 43 points and capped his big night by making a jumper with one second left in the extra period.
Toronto has won four in row from the Hawks and 10 of the last 11 meetings in the series.
