Category: New York Knicks

Josh Hart Appears To Call Out Becky Hammon, Awaits Apology Following Knicks’ Historic Championship Run

Brandon King

Josh Hart and the New York Knicks are still celebrating their historic NBA championship, but the veteran forward appears to have another item on his mind: an apology. During a recent episode of the Roommates Show, Hart made comments that many interpreted as a subtle jab at Becky Hammon, who was among the analysts who expressed skepticism about New York’s championship prospects before the season.“I’m not naming names, but I’m still waiting for somebody to say they was wrong about someone who led our team to a championship in 53…

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Knicks Accept White House Invitation Following NBA Championship

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Image via the New York Post The New York Knicks will visit the White House to celebrate their 2026 NBA championship. Knicks owner James Dolan confirmed that the franchise has accepted an invitation from the White House, ending any uncertainty surrounding whether the team would participate in the traditional championship visit. “We just received an invitation which we’ve accepted, still have to figure out the details,” Dolan said. “I’ve known the president 30 years and I’m very proud to bring the team to the White House.” The announcement comes just…

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Becky Hammon Said the Knicks Didn’t Have a “1A” Superstar. Jalen Brunson Just Proved Otherwise

Brandon King

Jalen Brunson; Becky Hammon.Credit : Al Bello/Getty;  Ethan Miller/Getty  For years, the New York Knicks searched for the superstar who could return the franchise to championship glory. According to Becky Hammon, that player wasn’t on the roster. In 2023, Hammon sparked debate when she questioned whether the Knicks had a true “1A” player capable of leading a team to an NBA championship. While acknowledging Jalen Brunson’s talent, she pointed to history, noting that championship teams are typically led by larger wings or dominant forwards rather than undersized guards. At the time,…

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Knicks Break 53-Year Drought, Capture First NBA Championship Since 1973

Brandon King

The wait is finally over in New York. After more than five decades of heartbreak, near misses, and unrealized dreams, the New York Knicks are once again on top of the basketball world. The Knicks defeated the San Antonio Spurs in Game 5 of the NBA Finals to secure the franchise’s first NBA championship since 1973, ending a 53-year title drought and delivering a long-awaited celebration to one of the league’s most passionate fanbases. Led by Finals MVP Jalen Brunson, who closed the series with 45 points, New York completed…

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Spurs Attempt to Protect Home Court With Geographic Ticket Restrictions for Finals Game 5

Brandon King

The Spurs are doing everything they can to protect home court as they fight to keep their championship hopes alive. According to a notice on Ticketmaster, Game 5 ticket sales have been restricted to customers living within 150 miles of the Frost Bank Center. Residency is determined by billing address, and any orders placed by customers outside the approved area are subject to cancellation and refund. The move comes with the Knicks holding a 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals and one win away from capturing their first championship in…

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Michael Wilbon Torches Spurs After Historic NBA Finals Choke Job

Brandon King

The criticism continues to pour in for the San Antonio Spurs following their stunning Game 4 collapse, and few voices were as harsh as veteran sports commentator Michael Wilbon. Appearing on ESPN following the Spurs’ 107-106 loss to the New York Knicks, the long time PTI host , like Charles Barkley, delivered a blistering assessment of San Antonio’s late-game execution after watching them squander a 29-point lead in the second half. “It’s the dumbest stretch of basketball at a championship level I’ve ever seen,” Wilbon said. “They could have done…

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Charles Barkley Eviscerates Spurs Following Stunning Game 4 Collapse

Brandon King

The New York Knicks are one win away from an NBA championship, but if you ask Hall of Famer and Inside the NBA analyst Charles Barkley, Game 4 was less about New York’s comeback and more about San Antonio’s collapse. Following the Knicks’ dramatic 107-106 victory over the Spurs in Game 4 of the NBA Finals, Barkley delivered a scathing assessment of San Antonio’s late-game execution. “We saw the dumbest basketball team in the history of civilization. The San Antonio Spurs helped the New York Knicks win this game by…

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Knicks Make History: New York Rallies From 29 Down to Seize Control of NBA Finals

Brandon King

Image via the NBA For nearly two quarters, it looked like the San Antonio Spurs were on their way to evening the NBA Finals. Then the New York Knicks authored a comeback for the ages. Facing a 29-point deficit and a stunned Madison Square Garden crowd, the Knicks stormed back to defeat the Spurs 107-106 in Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday night. The victory not only gave New York a commanding 3-1 series lead, but it also marked the largest comeback in NBA Finals history. The Spurs…

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NBA Declines Additional Punishment for Victor Wembanyama Following Game 3 Incident

Brandon King

The NBA has completed its review of the first-quarter altercation involving Victor Wembanyama and Jalen Brunson from Game 3 of the NBA Finals and has determined that no further disciplinary action will be taken. According to NBA insider Marc Stein, the league will not upgrade Wembanyama’s shove of Brunson to a flagrant foul. As a result, the Spurs superstar remains at two flagrant foul points for the postseason and avoids any additional sanctions heading into Game 4. The play occurred during the opening quarter of San Antonio’s 115-111 victory over…

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NBA Admits Missed Foul on Victor Wembanyama, Reviewing Potential Retroactive Flagrant

Brandon King

The NBA has acknowledged that officials missed a foul during Game 3 of the NBA Finals involving Victor Wembanyama and Jalen Brunson, adding another layer of controversy to an already intense championship series. Appearing on ESPN, NBA Head of Officiating Monty McCutchen confirmed that a first-quarter shove by Wembanyama on Brunson should have been called a foul. McCutchen also revealed that the league is continuing its review of the play to determine whether it merits a retroactive Flagrant Foul assessment. The incident occurred during San Antonio’s 115-111 victory over New…

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