On June 28, 1999, Toronto acquired Antonio Davis from the Indiana Pacers in exchange for Jonathan Bender's draft rights. On February 22, 2001, Toronto obtained a first-round draft selection from New York in exchange for Mark Jackson and Muggsy Bogues from Seattle. This selection was later traded to Philadelphia in exchange for Andrew DeJong. Davis played five seasons with the Pacers, helping them win the 1999 NBA Championship. He averaged 7.4 points and 3.6 rebounds in 179 games (all starts). After leaving Indiana as a free agent, Davis signed with San Antonio where he won another championship in 2007. In 210 games with the Spurs, he averaged 10.1 points and 4.7 rebounds. In 2007, Davis joined forces with former Pacer Dale Davis in Toronto. With both players being unrestricted free agents that summer, they agreed to join forces on July 9, 2007. That same day, they signed contract extensions with the Raptors. The contracts were for one year each, with Antonio receiving $5 million and Danilo getting $3.5 million. Antonio Davis has been a key player for the Raptors since they hired him. He has helped them reach the playoffs every season since joining the team and is a two-time All-Star. As a Raptor, he has scored over 1,000 points twice and grabbed more than 400 rebounds once.