he Toronto Raptors were missing their all-star on Monday night. Through three quarters, the Orlando Magic were basically without theirs, too.Dwight Howard overcame a slow start to collect 19 points and 14 rebounds, Hedo Turkoglu scored 24 points and Rashard Lewis had 22 as the Magic beat the Raptors 102-87 on Tuesday night.It was Toronto's second straight game without leading scorer Chris Bosh, and third straight loss."Obviously they were missing a great player, and it looked like we were going to be missing one, too," Magic coach Stan Van Gundy said. "He was sitting down so much with foul trouble."Howard had only three points on 1-for-3 shooting until the fourth quarter, sitting most of the third after collecting his fourth foul. He seemed energized after the rest, and scored six straight in a 1:10 stretch that expanded Orlando's lead to 89-79 with six minutes remaining."He was most definitely frustrated," Lewis said. "But he came in the fourth quarter with fresh legs and finished...