1. Madison Square Garden interior set up for a New York Knicks basketball game.
    Sports

    NBA Releases 2026-27 Schedule With Knicks-76ers Opener and Five Christmas Games

    The NBA released its full 82-game 2026-27 schedule on August 13. The season opens October 20 with three games on NBC, headlined by LeBron James and the 76ers visiting the defending champion Knicks, and Christmas Day carries five games led by a Finals rematch.

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  2. New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson
    Sports

    Mitchell Robinson Says His Pre-Finals Hand Injury Followed His Brother's Car Crash

    Mitchell Robinson revealed that the fractured right hand he played through in the NBA Finals came from striking his truck in frustration after learning his youngest brother had been in a serious car crash.

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  3. Patrick Ewing during his tenure as head coach of Georgetown in 2021
    Sports

    Patrick Ewing Joins the Washington Wizards as an Assistant Coach

    Patrick Ewing is joining the Washington Wizards as an assistant coach under head coach Brian Keefe, per ESPN's Shams Charania — a return to the NBA bench after an ambassador stint with the New York Knicks.

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  4. Mitchell Robinson Signs Three-Year, $47.4 Million Deal With Celtics
    Sports

    Mitchell Robinson Signs Three-Year, $47.4 Million Deal With Celtics

    Center Mitchell Robinson agreed to a three-year, $47.4 million deal with the Boston Celtics, with a player option in the third year, leaving the champion Knicks after eight seasons in New York.

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  5. New York Knicks championship celebration in Manhattan
    Culture

    Mamdani and NYC DOT Temporarily Co-Name Manhattan Streets for Each Champion Knick

    Mayor Mamdani and NYC DOT are temporarily co-naming Manhattan streets for each member of the champion Knicks, with each blue-and-orange sign matching a street number to the player's jersey number along Sixth and Seventh Avenues for four weeks.

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  6. Jose Alvarado Returning to the Knicks on a New 3-Year Deal
    Sports

    Jose Alvarado Returning to the Knicks on a New 3-Year Deal

    Guard Jose Alvarado is returning to the New York Knicks on a new three-year deal, sources told ESPN, keeping the high-energy defender with the reigning NBA champions.

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  7. Air Jordan 3 'Knicks' in white leather with University Orange and Old Royal blue accents.
    Sneakers

    Air Jordan 3 'Knicks' Returns via Pre-Order at $215

    Jordan Brand reopened the Air Jordan 3 "Knicks" for pre-order at $215, reviving a 2019 colorway in University Orange and Old Royal blue days after New York won its first NBA title since 1973.

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  8. Jalen Brunson of the New York Knicks
    Sneakers

    Jalen Brunson's Nike Air Force 1 Protro Releases Fall 2026

    Nike confirmed a Jalen Brunson Air Force 1 Protro for Fall 2026, handing the Knicks' Finals MVP an icon-model collaboration rather than a traditional signature shoe.

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  9. Jalen Brunson of the New York Knicks
    Sports

    Stephen A. Smith Apologizes to the Knicks at Brunson and Hart's Podcast Taping

    A day after the Knicks' title parade, Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart confronted Stephen A. Smith on their ESPN-simulcast podcast over a decade of bad Knicks takes — and the booed host apologized: 'I was beyond wrong.'

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  10. Alicia Keys Performs 'Empire State of Mind' at Knicks Championship Parade
    Culture

    Alicia Keys Performs 'Empire State of Mind' at Knicks Championship Parade

    The 17-time Grammy winner and Hell's Kitchen native closed the Knicks' championship celebration at City Hall with 'Empire State of Mind,' the unofficial New York anthem, on June 18.

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  11. Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaking at the Knicks championship parade at City Hall
    New York Knicks

    Watch Mamdani's Speech at the Knicks Parade

    Mayor Mamdani gave the speech of the year at the Knicks championship parade today.

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  12. James Dolan Says Knicks Won't Go Into Second Apron to Keep Roster Intact
    Sports

    James Dolan Says Knicks Won't Go Into Second Apron to Keep Roster Intact

    Knicks owner James Dolan said on WFAN that the team will not spend into the NBA's second apron next season, even after winning the title — a stance that puts free agents Mitchell Robinson and Landry Shamet at risk.

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