Toronto, ON (Sports Network) - LeBron James scored 24 of his game-high 39 points in the fourth quarter as Cleveland roared back to beat Toronto, 93-90, at Air Canada Centre.

James added 11 rebounds for the Cavaliers, who won their third straight game. Larry Hughes donated 14 points and Drew Gooden chipped in with 10 points and 12 boards.

"Obviously, the first this is LeBron in the fourth quarter was amazing," said Cleveland coach Mike Brown. "He just took the ball game over and put us on his back."

Chris Bosh had 23 points for the Raptors, who have dropped two straight and six of eight. Anthony Parker finished with 20 points and nine rebounds, while Jose Calderon contributed a double-double with 16 points and 11 assists.

"LeBron hit some tough three point shots as did Damon (Jones)," said Toronto coach Sam Mitchell. "But if you look at the game in the quarters we didn't finish up well and we could have been up more."

The Cavs trailed by 13 points entering the final frame and barely showed a pulse to that point. But, James took over in a 19-6 run to open the fourth. The dynamic swingman drained a pair of threes and finally evened things at 76 by sticking a jumper with 6:26 left.

James continued to explode from there. After Bosh scored on a layup, James dropped in two more threes to put Cleveland on top, 84-80, with 3:21 remaining.

The Raptors bounced back and managed to even things with a pair of Calderon free throws and a Jamario Moon layup. But, it was James' quarter. The MVP candidate connected on a running jumper and then found a wide open Daniel Gibson for a three to give Cleveland an 89-84 edge with 1:11 left.

The Cavs then managed to make enough free throws in the waning seconds to hold on.

The Raptors roared out of the gates with a 20-6 run to start the game. Parker drained a three before a Bosh dunk capped the burst with 5:28 left in the opening frame.

The Cavs finally settled down a bit from there but still trailed 28-14 after the opening 12 minutes.

Cleveland continued to struggle on the offensive end but managed to close within 10 points, 43-33, at intermission.

The Raptors continued to play frontrunner through three quarters, 70-57.