Toronto Raptors vs Indiana Pacers Feb.29/08

After a quick trip to the hospital, Chris Bosh walked into the Toronto Raptors dressing room and delivered the lone bit of good news for the night. In the wake of a right knee injury to the all-star forward and a dreadful performance by the Raptors in a 122-111 loss to the short-handed Indiana Pacers Friday before a sellout crowd of 19800 at the Air Canada Centre, Bosh said he does not expect the setback to be a major hindrance. “It’s alright,” said Bosh, who exited the game late in the first quarter. “It feels good when I’m walking around. Walking around and playing in a game are two different things. But I’m real optimistic about everything.” A team spokesman said diagnostic testing at Mount Sinai Hospital showed Bosh did not have any structural damage. Bosh, who tweaked the knee Monday in a win in Indiana, will undergo normal treatment in the next few days and expects to accompany the team on a three-game road swing that starts Sunday in Charlotte against the Bobcats. [ ] “I think I know my body now,” said Bosh, who missed five games with a strained right groin earlier this season and was hobbled by a left knee injury in the pre-season. “I’ve had things similar to this. I know if I take care of it, it will be fine real soon.” The Raptors (32-25), meanwhile, weren’t even close to fine without Bosh on Friday. Toronto’s three-game winning streak came to an end, despite a 27-point night from up-and-down sophomore Andrea Bargnani. The Pacers (23-36) snapped their …