Sports Basketball  Raps slaughtered in Salt Lake   First posted:
| Updated:  SALT LAKE CITY - There's no point in trying to
dissect the carnage when one all needs to do is look at the play
from Toronto's point position.  There's no way the Raptors can
compete until more is being produced by their point guard.  Jose
Calderon was justifiably knocked for his indifferent play in the
pre-season, replaced by Jarrett Jack in the starting unit when
the regular season tipped off last Wednesday.  Two games into
Toronto's road trip, which already has the makings of an 0-for-4
mark, and Jack has done little to justify his spot in the
starting five.  It's sort of like having a football team with no
legitimate starting quarterback.  The Raptors' glaring
deficiency became even more pronounced Wednesday night here
against the host Jazz.  In Deron Williams, Utah has the game's
premier point guard, a guy who doesn't even have to take a shot
to take over a game.  And when he's nailing jumpers, he's
virtually unstoppable, gettin