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Hit play on the video at the top of the page to play through the pick of the high-flying action, with some of the EuroLeagues most spectacular plays so far showcasing the ability and excitement of the league...Sky Sports Mix will be showing live action across each of the next few weeks with our live schedule shaping up as follows EuroLeague Basketball on Sky Sports Mix Round Six Panathinaikos Athens v Maccabi Fox Tel Aviv November 10 7pm Round Seven Brose Bamberg v Crvena Zvezda MTS November 15 6.45pm Round Eight FC Barcelona Lassa v Real Madrid November 18 7.45pm Round Nine Emporio Armani Milan v Fenerbahce Istanbul November 24 7.30pm Round Ten Fenerbahce Istanbul v Real Madrid December 1 5.30pm Round Eleven Anadolu Efes v FC Barcelona Lassa December 9 4.445pm And with week five over, here is a reminder of the action from the week as CSKA sit top of the standings with five wins from their opening five games.Fenerbahce 73-81 UNICS Action from the Euroleague Basketball round five clash between Turkeys Fenerbahce and Unics Kazan of Russia Macabbi Fox Tel Aviv 69-79 FC Barcelona Lassa Watch the best bits of the round five Euroleague Basketball match between Maccabi Tel Aviv of Israel and Spains Barcelona Olympiacos 75-81 CSKA Moscow Action from the Euroleague Basketball round five clash between Olympiakos and CSKA Moscow Brose Bamberg 106-102 Emporio Armani Milan Action from the Euroleague Basketball round five clash between Brose Bamberg and Emporio Armani Milan Real Madrid 90-81 Galatasaray Odeabank Action from the Euroleague Basketball round five clash between Real Madrid and Galatasaray Zalgiris 80-83 Darussafaka Dogus Action from the Euroleague Basketball round five clash between Zalgiris Kaunas and Darussafaka Dogus Anadolu Efes 91-83 Panathinaikos Action from the Euroleague Basketball round five clash between Anadolu Efes and Panathinaikos Crvena Zvezda MTS 63-70 Baskonia Action from the Euroleague Basketball round five clash between Crvena Zvezda and Baskonia You can follow the next live action on Sky Sports Mix on Thursday when Panathinaikos Athens host Maccabi Fox Tel Aviv. 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Gaurav Shastri - A tribute to the amazing fan base who stand outside during games at "Jurassic Park" and an unbelievable shot of Paul Pierce fearing a Raptor.With the Toronto Raptors celebrating their 20th anniversary season in 2014-15, Josh Lewenberg and TSN.ca take a look back at the franchises first two decades with weekly Top Five lists, counting down the standout and signature players and moments in team history. 5. Keon Clark For a host of reasons, many of them unrelated to basketball, Clark never reached his immense potential as a defender in the NBA. That said, his best years came in Toronto, where he served as a rim protector off the bench for a pair of Raptors playoff teams. Those two teams he was a part of both rank in the franchises top three seasons in defensive efficiency. A long and athletic shot blocker, Clark is a big reason why. The 6-foot-11 centre swatted 1.8 shots per game as a member of the Raptors - the second-highest mark in team history. He owns the franchises best ever defensive rating. 4. Amir Johnson Johnson has anchored the Raptors defence for the better part of the last five years and was a catalyst in the teams drastic turnaround on that end after Dwane Casey took over in 2011. Often unheralded for his work, the 6-foot-9 forward has a way of changing games in subtle ways, most of them on the defensive end, where his versatility sets him apart. In addition to protecting the rim, Johnson can step out and guard stretch bigs. He may be the franchises best ever help defender, making up for the mistakes of his teammates - including young centre Jonas Valanciunas, who the Raptors envision being on this list one day. After years of wear and tear - as a result of playing through a myriad of injuries - Johnson has lost a lot of his speed and athleticism, but remains a plus defender thanks to his instincts. Hes almost always where he needs to be. 3. Marcus Camby Camby will go down as one of the NBAs all-time greatest shot blockers. The caveat for the purposes of this list, however, is he spent only two of his 17 seasons with the Raptors. Selected with the second overall pick in one of the best drafts ever, the Raptors were impatient with the lanky centre, exchanging him for veteran help in Charles Oakley -- a great defender in his own right. But even as a young player who was injury prone and erratic offensively, Camby made an immediate impact as a rim protector for a couple of losing Raptors clubs. Camby blocked a ridiculous 2.9 shots per game as a Raptor - by faar the highest mark in franchise history - including an NBA-best 3.dddddddddddd7 in his second and final year with the team. He would go on to win the 2006-07 Defensive Player of the Year award with Denver and made four NBA All-Defensive teams (two first, two second). 2. Antonio Davis Davis spent the bulk of his six seasons as a Raptor playing undersized at the centre position, but thanks to his toughness, positioning and defensive knowhow he was rarely taken advantage of. Although he earned All-Star recognition in 2001, most of what made him effective, especially on defence, went under the radar. Davis was a true workhorse and an excellent individual and help defender in the low post, anchoring some, if not the most efficient defensive teams in the franchises history. He ranks fourth on the Raptors all-time block list (405) and fifth in blocks per game (1.3). 1. Doug Christie Christie is not only the franchises best ever perimeter defender, he was among the leagues elite stoppers at a time in which his position was loaded with talented scorers to go up against almost every night. At 6-foot-6, he had the size to guard three positions on the floor. Although he wasnt especially fast or athletic, he made up for it with his defensive instincts. Impressively, Christie is the Raptors all-time steals leader (664), totaling 112 more than second-place Morris Peterson, despite appearing in 228 fewer games with the team. Christie is the only player in club history to average over two steals per game (2.1) during his tenure and ranked top five in the league in that category in three of his four full seasons with Toronto. He didnt get recognized for his work on D until moving on to Sacramento, where he was named to three NBA All-Defensive second teams and one first team. Honourable mention: Tracy McGrady, Donyell Marshall, Charles Oakley, Jerome Williams, Anthony Parker, Kyle Lowry, Morris Peterson, Alvin Williams, Kevin Willis, James Johnson, Alvin Robertson, Michael Stewart Expert picks: Ryan Wolstat, Toronto Sun 1. Amir Johnson - The stats dont lie, covers for everyones mistakes 2. Doug Christie - All-NBA caliber perimeter defender 3. Antonio Davis - Undersized but extremely effective 4. Keon Clark - Ridiculous shot blocker, was a great rim protector 5. Charles Oakley - Tough, smart, always in the right place ' ' '