Details were not disclosed.

Moon, named to the NBA's all-rookie second team, averaged 8.5 points, 6.2 rebounds, 1.4 blocked shots, 1.2 steals and 27.8 minutes in 78 appearances this season.

He set franchise highs for starts (75) and defensive rebounds (392) by a rookie, and ranked first among NBA rookies in steals (1.03), second in blocks (1.38) and third in rebounds (6.2). ...... (Cont with Story)

The notion of a 27-year-old rookie who played for everyone from the Albany Patroons, the Harlem Globetrotters and the Rome Gladiators was a good-news item that followed the Raptors all year. Reporters, regardless of the city, found in Moon a great story.
“The thing about that great story was that it was fun. It brought a lot of attention to me and to the Raptors,” Moon said. “You want to keep the story going with a whole lot more stories, like Friday The 13th, only with a better ending.”
So after a couple of weeks of rest he will be back on the court and in the weight room. He wants to build on one of the most improbable ever Raptor seasons....... (Cont with Story)

Final Rookie Standing: 5 | Drafted: Undrafted
After having his shooting percentage hover around the .500 mark all season long, Moon went 6-for-21 (.286) in four games last week. Nevertheless, his rookie season will be remembered for how he seized an opportunity and made the most of it, going from Jamario -- formerly of the Albany Patroons to Jamario -- the man who got everybody to tune in to the Sprite Slam Dunk contest to see him try to jump over the moon.

Season Stats

8.5PPG 6.2REB 1.2AST 0.7TO 1.0STL 1.4BLK              

"We knew in the regular season that every time we played the Orlando Magic that you've got to score, and we just couldn't score," Toronto coach Sam Mitchell said. "We didn't make enough shots." ....(Cont With Story)

Moon's skills in particular are the kind that can keep the Magic from doing the spectacular, which is what can turn the home-court advantage the Magic will enjoy tonight into a huge advantage. .....(Cont with Story)

Moon, who went through a light workout at the Amway Arena yesterday afternoon with no problems, did not start either of Games 1 or 2 as the Raptors went with a big lineup that was a startling failure. Toronto trailed by 20 points after the first quarter of the first game and 17 after the first quarter of Game 2 and could not recover.

Since reinserting Moon into the starting lineup, coach Sam Mitchell has had his team more than competitive in the first quarters and the only chance they really have tonight is to keep things close and make plays late that will allow them to force a Game 6 in Toronto on Thursday........ (Cont with Story)

After losing his starting job for the first 2 playoff games versus the Magic, Jamario returned to the starting lineup and came up with his first ever playoff DOUBLE DOUBLE!!!! While contributing with big numbers offensively his defensive presence helped the raps win game 3 with a 108-94 victory over the Orlando Magic.

11 POINTS 10 REBOUNDS 4 ASSISTS 1 STEAL 1 BLOCKED SHOT

Raptors are back in it!!!

Moon, who scored Toronto's first basket with an offensive rebound and put-back layup, finished with 11 points and a team-best 10 rebounds in his old spot.

"It's a different game with this lineup," said Van Gundy. "You can't put people in the paint like you can when they start their bigger guys (and) it's much more difficult to defend."

And a lot of it had to do with Moon, who was taken out of the starting lineup in the first two games of the series as Toronto tried to match Orlando's size rather than try to exploit an edge in athleticism.

Moon, who started the final 75 games of the regular season, wasn't all that distressed at his role in the first two games.

"I really don't think about starting and not starting," he said. "The whole time in the minor leagues, I came off the bench most of the time, so I can deal with it. It's no problem.

"(Being pulled) caught me by surprise a little bit. But I understand the business. If they want to come the next game and do the same thing, I've just got to deal with it. I do my job." .....(cont with Story)