by Canadian sports channels TSN and Sportsnet, owned by Bell Media and Rogers Communications, respectively. Through MLSE, the Raptors also operate the Canadian version of NBA TV (formerly known as Raptors NBA TV), which airs reruns of Raptors telecasts along with other news and analysis programs focusing on the team and the rest of the NBA. During the 2019 NBA Finals, for simultaneous substitution purposes, Citytv (for games aired by Sportsnet) and CTV 2 (for games aired by TSN) aired the ABC feed. Television John Saunders (Play-by-play, 1995–98, Citytv, The New VR; 1998-2001 Sportsnet) Dan Shulman (Play-by-play, 1995–2001, TSN) Rod Black (Play-by-play, 1995–2005, CTV, and TSN, 2014–2021) Chuck Swirsky (Play-by-play, 2001–2008, Sportsnet, and TSN) Jack Armstrong (Colour, 1998–present, TSN) Leo Rautins (Colour, 1995–present, Sportsnet; 2007–10 CBC) Matt Devlin (Play-by-play, 2008–present, TSN, Sportsnet; 2007–10, CBC) Sherman Hamilton (Colour, 2008–present, NBA TV Canada) Radio Mike Inglis (Play-by-play, 1995–1998, CFRB 1010) Earl Cureton (Colour, 1997–1998, CFRB 1010) Chuck Swirsky (Play-by-play, 1998–2001, Fan 590; TV simulcast of play-by-play, 2001–2004) Jack Armstrong (Colour, 1998–2001, Fan 590; 2013–present, TSN Radio 1050) Leo Rautins (TV simulcast of colour, 2001–2004, Fan 590) Paul Romanuk (Play-by-play, 2004–2005, Fan 590) Paul Jones (Colour, 1995–1997, CFRB 1010; 2004–2005, 2015–present, Fan 590; Play-by-play, 2005–2015, Fan 590; 2013–present, TSN Radio 1050) Eric Smith (Colour, 2005–2015, Fan 590; Play-by-play, 2015–present, Fan 590) Matt Devlin (TV simulcast of play-by-play, 2013–present, TSN Radio 1050) Sherman Hamilton (Colour, 2013–present, TSN Radio 1050) Fanbase and marketing The Raptors have enjoyed a consistent fanbase throughout their history. They set NBA attendance records in their 2000, 2001, and 2002 seasons when they made the playoffs. Attendance dipped slightly between 2003 and 2006. This improved during the 2006–07 regular season to an average of 18,258 fans (13th in the league), 92.2 per cent of capacity at the Air Canada Centre. Following the success of the 2006–07 season, Toronto became one of the league leaders in season ticket sales for the 2007–08 season. Another successful run starting in 2013–14 led to a spike in the Raptors' support. For the 2014–15 season, the team sold out the 12,500 season tickets, the first time it occurred since 2011. Public watchings of the Raptors games, particularly during the playoffs, started being held in 2014 at Maple Leaf Square, which the fans nicknamed "Jurassic Park". MLSE decided to endorse this practice by setting up concession stands and branded sponsorships at the square with naming rights sold