One year after the Raptors’ championship, we’re united by a different kind of team spirit GlobeDebate
This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy.Toronto Raptors guard Kyle Lowry holds the Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy up for the fans during the NBA basketball championship team's victory parade on June 17, 2019. With the pandemic cancelling live events, sports networks have been replaying the Raptors’ playoff run., a podcast celebrating the work of outstanding Torontonians.
Night by night, the Raptors marched toward the finish line. After every victory came shock, relief, wonder and pride. The city found its routine, huddling in city squares and dancing on buses into the night – but few people could process what was happening in real time. The magic of those memories was not just the scale at which celebrations and viewing parties unfolded; it was also the intimacy of it all. It was exhilarating to be packed into a park with strangers, to feel the heat of the person next to you, and to be able to trust them based on nothing more than our common purpose.
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