It’s been a banner two days for sports merchandisers, as two first-time champions have delivered massive sales numbers.

One day after the St. Louis Blues won the first Stanley Cup in the team’s 52-year history, and set a National Hockey League sales record in the aftermath, the Toronto Raptors won their first National Basketball Association title. Sales of Raptors championship apparel and memorabilia on NBA.com broke the record for the day following a title, topping LeBron James’s 2016 victory with his hometown Cleveland Cavaliers.

It’s a lucky break for Fanatics, which runs the official online stores of the NBA, the NHL and the Blues. Though there have been better two-day sales runs in company history, the world’s largest seller of licensed sports apparel has never sold this much from two different champions -- both first-timers -- in back-to-back days.

The Raptors joined the NBA as an expansion team in 1995 and had never made the NBA Finals until this year. They’ve also been the league’s only Canadian team since the Vancouver Grizzlies moved to Memphis, Tennessee, in 2001, which means the Raptors have fans throughout the country.

About 60% of Raptors sales have come from Canada, according to Fanatics, which declined to provide specific sales figures. More than 70% of sales for both the Raptors and the Blues have come via mobile devices.

The Raptors beat the Golden State Warriors 114-110 in Game 6 on Thursday night in Oakland, California, to win the NBA title. The Warriors, who had won three of the last four championships, likely would have produced a smaller sales total.