Rowdy Knicks fans take over MSG, NYC streets after Game 1 win over 76ers: ‘We want Boston!’
NY Post
It was a bing-bong-along.
Knicks fans took over Seventh Avenue outside of Madison Square Garden on Saturday night after the team’s electric 111-104 comeback win against the 76ers in Game 1.
The Knicks’ faithful was seen in a series of videos on X soaking in the victory outside The World’s Most Famous Arena.
In one clip, fans confidently chanted: “Knicks in four, Knicks in four!” as Saturday’s win gave the team a 1-0 lead over Philadelphia as hope remains for a series sweep.
Another video captured the rowdy bunch looking ahead even further into the postseason.
“We want Boston! We want Boston!” they chanted outside MSG.
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MIAMI — Mitchell Robinson said his minutes limit was “supposed to be about 18” after his encouraging season debut Friday night.
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DETROIT — Cade Cunningham broke out of a slump by scoring nine of his 15 points in the fourth quarter and the Detroit Pistons pulled away to beat the Brooklyn Nets 115-94 on Saturday night.
INDIANAPOLIS — Tyler Warren wears No. 44 because of an old Jet.
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TAMPA — It was all but certain even before Giancarlo Stanton left camp last Monday to tend to a personal matter, but now it is official: The Yankees DH will begin the season on the injured list.
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MEMPHIS — Mitchell Robinson’s long-awaited return was about as promising as the Knicks could’ve envisioned.
The time to string wins together is now, but the Rangers haven’t been able to do that since mid-November.