Raptors end Toronto's major title drought

Raptors end Toronto's major title drought theScore staff / Jun 10, 2019 Ezra Shaw / Getty

Championship moment NBA @NBA 🔊 The closing call to Game 6 as the @Raptors win their first championship in franchise history! #WeTheNorth #NBAFinals Jun 14

the man who brought it home Kawhi Leonard captured his second Finals MVP award after averaging 28.5 points over the six-game series. Nathaniel S. Butler / Getty

Party city Approximately 10,000 fans poured into Toronto's Yonge-Dundas Square to celebrate, with many more gathering in other spots throughout the city. Steve Russell / Getty

2nd-tier titles Toronto FC won the MLS Cup in 2017. Like the Raptors, the team spent years as a league doormat. Vaughn Ridley / Getty

Argos Two weeks before TFC's title, the CFL's Toronto Argonauts won their 17th Grey Cup. The CFL is a nine-team league. Andre Ringuette / Getty

A not-so-great NFL experience The Buffalo Bills - losers of four Super Bowls - played six regular-season games in Toronto from 2008-13. They went 1-5. Tom Szczerbowski / Getty

The glory days The Toronto Blue Jays won back-to-back World Series championships in 1992 and 1993. CARLO ALLEGRI / Getty

blast from the past High & Outside Sports @HighandOutside_ Joe Carter wins the 1993 World Series for the Blue Jays with a Game 6 walk-off home run. Jan 27

Maple Leafs remain lovable losers The self-proclaimed "center of the hockey universe" hasn't witnessed a Stanley Cup championship since 1967. Maddie Meyer / Getty

NHL's longest drought The Leafs have played 52 straight seasons - and counting - of championship-free hockey. Reg Innell / Getty