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A torrid fourth quarter by Chris Bosh, coupled with an untimely injury to Zach Randolph, helped the Toronto Raptors hold off the Los Angeles Clippers. Bosh scored 18 of his 31 points in the final period and the Raptors snapped a five-game losing streak with a 97-75 victory on Monday night. “If you look at the lineup we had in there, Chris was going to be the focal point,” interim Raptors coach Jay Triano said. “We didn’t really have a lot of points on the floor, but I said, ‘It doesn’t matter. We’re giving the ball to Chris, and they can’t stop him.”’ [ ] Bosh scored 12 consecutive Toronto points during a 3:02 span – including a pair of three-pointers and a three-point play – to help increase a 15-point lead to 92-73 with 4:43 remaining. He got a tad greedy and shot an airball from 25 feet about a minute later, much to the delight of the crowd of 16094. “Coach just told me to keep being aggressive,” Bosh said. “I saw right away from the beginning of the fourth quarter that he was just going to put the ball in my hands and make plays for myself. So I just wanted to be assertive and attack the rim. Once I started doing that, everything opened up.” Randolph had 19 points and eight rebounds for Los Angeles during a foul-plagued 28 minutes, and left the game with 10:44 to play after bruising his left knee in a collision with Jake Voskuhl on a layup by Bosh 16 seconds earlier. “That was tough,” Baron Davis said. “It shocked everybody that he was walking off the court …