The Toronto Raptors enjoyed a historic and revitalizing 2006-07 season, capturing their first-ever Atlantic Division title and finishing with a strong 47-35 record. Led by All-Star Chris Bosh and the leadership of NBA Coach of the Year Sam Mitchell, the team returned to the playoffs for the first time in five years as the third seed in the Eastern Conference. The season was further highlighted by the successful integration of international talent, with Andrea Bargnani and Jorge Garbajosa both earning All-Rookie First Team honors, and Bryan Colangelo being named NBA Executive of the Year for orchestrating the franchise's impressive turnaround. The Toronto Raptors enjoyed a productive 2007-08 season, finishing with a 41-41 record and securing the second spot in the Atlantic Division. Led by All-Star Chris Bosh and the efficient playmaking of José Calderón, the team qualified for the playoffs for the second consecutive year as the sixth seed in the Eastern Conference. The season was highlighted by their league-leading three-point shooting accuracy and the emergence of Jamario Moon, who earned All-Rookie Second Team honors. A 2007 NBA All-Rookie First Team selection, Jorge Garbajosa was a versatile Spanish forward for the Toronto Raptors whose promising NBA career was cut short by a serious leg injury after two seasons.