1. Knicks Celebrate NBA Title With Ticker-Tape Parade Through the Canyon of Heroes
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    Knicks Celebrate NBA Title With Ticker-Tape Parade Through the Canyon of Heroes

    New York held a ticker-tape parade for the Knicks on June 18 — the team's first march through the Canyon of Heroes — capping its first NBA title in 53 years with a Key to the City ceremony from Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

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  2. Nike Air Force 1 Low "Knicks By You" Opens June 15
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    Nike Air Force 1 Low "Knicks By You" Opens June 15

    Nike By You launched a customizable Air Force 1 Low in Knicks colors at $140 with 11 build options and championship branding, available online June 15 and at Nike SoHo on June 16.

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  3. James Dolan Tells Knicks Victory Rally He Almost Sold the Team
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    James Dolan Tells Knicks Victory Rally He Almost Sold the Team

    Knicks owner James Dolan gave a pre-playoff speech asking players to abstain from sex, improve diets, and channel Spartan discipline for 10 weeks. The team went 16-3 in the postseason and won its first championship since 1973.

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  4. French Montana Backs GoFundMe for NYC Cab Driver Attacked During Knicks Celebration
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    French Montana Backs GoFundMe for NYC Cab Driver Attacked During Knicks Celebration

    French Montana initiated a GoFundMe for Noureddine Bitat, a 59-year-old NYC cab driver who was attacked and had his taxi destroyed by a mob celebrating the Knicks' Game 4 win near Madison Square Garden.

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  5. Kith for the New York Knicks 2026 Champions AVIREX leather bomber
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    Kith Commemorates the Knicks' 2026 NBA Title With a Made-to-Order Collection

    Kith is commemorating the New York Knicks' 2026 NBA championship with a made-to-order collection led by an AVIREX-built leather bomber, plus a '47 snapback, the Leon Shirt and a co-branded vintage tee — U.S. online only and final sale.

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  6. New York Knicks during the 2026 NBA Finals
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    2026 NBA Finals Averaged 19.6 Million Viewers Through Four Games, the Most Since 1998

    Through its first four games, the 2026 NBA Finals averaged 19.6 million viewers across ABC and ESPN — the most-watched since 1998 — as the Knicks beat the Spurs 4-1 for their first title since 1973, with Game 4 drawing 20.9 million.

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  7. Mikal Bridges and Jalen Brunson of the New York Knicks
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    Mikal Bridges Calls Brunson the GOAT and Confirms Dolan's Playoff No-Sex Request

    After the Knicks' first title since 1973, Mikal Bridges hopped on a long Instagram Live — calling Jalen Brunson the GOAT, confirming owner James Dolan's playoff no-sex request, and prompting Brunson to joke it was time to take his phone.

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  8. NYC DOT Jokingly Threatens Sesame Street Sign After Elmo Backs the Spurs
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    NYC DOT Jokingly Threatens Sesame Street Sign After Elmo Backs the Spurs

    After Elmo posted well-wishes to the Spurs during the NBA Finals, Knicks fans erupted and the NYC Department of Transportation jokingly threatened to take down the Sesame Street sign at West 63rd and Broadway.

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  9. Jalen Brunson Becomes Eighth Player With NCAA Title, NBA Title and Finals MVP
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    Jalen Brunson Becomes Eighth Player With NCAA Title, NBA Title and Finals MVP

    Jalen Brunson's unanimous Finals MVP made him the eighth player ever to win an NCAA championship, an NBA title and Finals MVP — the first since Michael Jordan in 1998 — on a Finals-record 32.6 points per game for a point guard.

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  10. Knicks Win First NBA Title in 53 Years, Beat Spurs 94-90 in Game 5
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    Knicks Win First NBA Title in 53 Years, Beat Spurs 94-90 in Game 5

    The Knicks beat the Spurs 94-90 in Game 5 to win the 2026 NBA Finals 4-1, ending a 53-year title drought, as Jalen Brunson scored 45 and was named Finals MVP.

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  11. 2026 NBA Finals Game 4 Draws 20.9 Million Viewers, Most-Watched Game 4 Since 1998
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    2026 NBA Finals Game 4 Draws 20.9 Million Viewers, Most-Watched Game 4 Since 1998

    Game 4 of the 2026 NBA Finals averaged 20.9 million viewers on ABC and peaked at 23.2 million during the Knicks' comeback — the most-watched Finals Game 4 since 1998, with the series the most-watched through four games since 1998.

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  12. Jordan Brand Sends Fat Joe a Custom Terror Squad 'Knicks' Pack
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    Jordan Brand Sends Fat Joe a Custom Terror Squad 'Knicks' Pack

    Jordan Brand sent Fat Joe a custom Terror Squad x Air Jordan pack — an Air Jordan 3 in grey-and-orange cement and a white Jordan 1 Low — celebrating the Knicks' 2026 Finals run. The friends-and-family pairs won't see a public release.

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