East Village was filled with Raptors fans last night (PHOTOS)

Toronto and Calgary may be over 3,000 km away from each other, but that didn’t stop Raptors fans in both cities from cheering on the Canadian team.

Toronto has been organizing outdoor viewing parties — at the aptly named “Jurassic Park” — for the Raptors throughout the finals, and organizers in Calgary decided to follow suit on June 10.

See also

• Calgary is getting its very own FREE outdoor Raptors viewing party
• Raptors fans who camped in line at Jurassic Park for 3 days surprised with FREE tickets to the game (VIDEO)
• Heartbreak at home: Raptors comeback falls short in Game 5

A large screen was erected in East Village’s Crossroads Plaza, Raptors fans came out in their best reds, and giant Nav Bhatia heads were seen in the crowd.

While the game itself came to an unfortunate climax, the crowd was electric throughout the entire contest.

Take a look at last night’s action below!

 

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See also

• Calgary is getting its very own FREE outdoor Raptors viewing party
• Raptors fans who camped in line at Jurassic Park for 3 days surprised with FREE tickets to the game (VIDEO)
• Heartbreak at home: Raptors comeback falls short in Game 5