Knicks
Coverage of Knicks in the Nexus archive.
- Knicks champion Jordan Clarkson caught in Travis Scott nightclub chaos after stepping in
Knicks guard Jordan Clarkson was caught in a nightclub bottle fight involving rapper Travis Scott during a private party at Zero Bond in Manhattan. Clarkson attempted to mediate the altercation but was escorted out by police alongside Scott, with no arrests or injuries reported.
- Knicks get betting boost after Celtics trade Jaylen Brown to 76ers
The Knicks experienced a betting boost following the Celtics' trade of Jaylen Brown to the 76ers. The Knicks did not make a significant move themselves but still benefited from the trade's impact.
- Canal Street raid nets $151M in bootleg goods in latest NYPD crackdown on sidewalk vendors
The NYPD conducted a raid on Canal Street, seizing $151 million worth of counterfeit goods including knockoff Rolexes, fake fragrances, and bootleg Knicks jerseys. The operation is part of a continued crackdown on sidewalk vendors selling illegal products.
- What is a rent freeze, and what does it mean for NYC?
New Yorkers celebrated the Knicks' first championship victory in 50 years and a Congressional race that saw multiple incumbent Democrats upset.
- EMT who saved life of OD’ing Knicks fan honored with first-ever ‘Lifesaving’ award and a surprise letter
An EMT who saved a suspected overdosing Knicks fan during the team's ticker tape parade received a first-ever 'Lifesaving' award and a surprise letter. The honor recognized the EMT's heroic actions at the event.
- Woman fired from job after Knicks trash can theft
A woman was fired from her job after a video of her stealing a trash can from the Knicks parade celebration went viral online.
- Woman fired from job after Knicks trash can theft
A woman was fired from her job after a video of her stealing a trash can from the Knicks parade celebration went viral online. The incident occurred during a Knicks parade celebration and led to her termination.
- Woman who emptied Knicks trashcan on street— then stole it — fired from JPMorgan Chase, was DEI exec
Angie Báez, who went viral for emptying and stealing a Knicks trashcan on the street, was fired from JPMorgan Chase where she worked as a DEI executive. Her bio previously highlighted her dedication to positive impact in her work.
- Bill Maher shuts down Rep. Ro Khanna as he fawns over Mamdani: ‘He pals around with terrorists!’
Bill Maher criticized Rep. Ro Khanna for portraying Mayor Zohran Mamdani as a unifier following his speech at the Knicks' championship parade. Maher accused Mamdani of associating with terrorists.
- The Difference Between the Knicks and the White House Cage Fight
The article compares the Knicks, a sports team, to a metaphorical 'cage fight' at the White House, exploring themes of sports and political spectacle. It references Juvenal's potential perspective on the chaotic moment.
- The Knicks’ victory points to the value of scarcity
The Knicks' victory highlights the value of scarcity, as the NBA team's worth increases due to investors pursuing limited assets.
- MTA service changes for the Knicks' championship parade
The MTA has announced service changes for the New York Knicks' championship ticker-tape parade in Lower Manhattan. The NYPD is deploying over 10,000 officers, marking the largest deployment in the department's history.
- NYC expected to have tight security for Knick's parade
New York City is implementing tight security measures for the Knicks' parade, with Lower Manhattan locked down south of Canal Street starting at 7:00 a.m. Thursday. The area from river to river will be closed to all vehicles, and parking is already banned.
- Hamptons Golf Tickets At $400 Look Like A Steal After the Knicks
Hamptons Golf Tickets priced at $400 are being compared favorably to the Knicks, suggesting they offer better value. The article highlights the relative affordability of the golf event tickets.
- Knicks owner James Dolan says team will go to White House to celebrate championship
Knicks owner James Dolan states the team will visit the White House to celebrate a championship. The White House has invited the Knicks, but it is unclear how many players will attend the event.
- NYC cabbie ‘lucky to be alive’ after Knicks maniacs trashed taxi as rapper French Montana steps in to help
A New York City taxi driver was attacked and his cab was trashed by what the article refers to as 'Knicks maniacs.' Rapper French Montana intervened to assist the cabbie, who was described as 'lucky to be alive' due to the potential severity of the incident.
- Extra Extra: Discarded GLP-1 needles could be poking sanitation workers
DSNY employees are increasingly reporting being stabbed by discarded GLP-1 needles. The article also mentions unrelated topics like a Knicks ticker-tape celebration and why swimming causes frequent urination.
- NYPD: Florida man charged in connection with cab destruction amid Knicks post-win revelry
A Florida man has been charged in connection with the destruction of a taxi during post-game celebrations following the Knicks' historic comeback win against the San Antonio Spurs in NBA Finals Game 4. NYPD officials reported damaged police cars and taxis as fans flooded Manhattan streets near Madison Square Garden and are continuing to seek additional individuals involved in the incident.
- 'So happy' after Knicks' win, then family says LAPD killed their dog
A woman is seen sobbing and hugging her dog, which was wearing a Knicks shirt and had been shot. The family claims the LAPD killed the dog.
- Knicks fever: State says Regents exam schedule will not change for ticker-tape parade Thursday
New York City public schools will remain open and the Regents exam schedule will not be altered for a Knicks ticker-tape parade on Thursday, despite conflicts with science and math exams. Some families and students have expressed concerns, with petitions calling for rescheduling, but officials emphasize students should proceed with exams as planned.
- Family dog shot and killed by police officer during Knicks celebration
A family dog was shot and killed by police officers during a Knicks celebration in Canoga Park after officers responded to a call about a screaming woman.
- Family dog shot and killed by LAPD during Knicks celebration at condo in Canoga Park
A family dog was shot and killed by LAPD officers in Canoga Park during a Knicks championship celebration after police responded to a call about a screaming woman.
- Prince Harry makes surprise solo appearance at Knicks vs. Spurs game after skipping Trooping the Colour
Prince Harry made a surprise solo appearance at a Knicks vs. Spurs game after skipping Trooping the Colour. He is set to visit the UK next month to promote the 2027 Invictus Games.
- Fan of the people
Zohran Mamdani, New York's mayor, actively engages with sports events like Knicks games and the World Cup, contrasting with Governor Kathy Hochul's sports-related gaffe. His authenticity in discussing sports, including soccer and basketball, is highlighted as a model for Democrats, with references to events like the 1993 Knicks' NBA Finals absence.
- We’ve made $20K in a week, thanks to Knicks mania — and we can’t keep up with demand
The business made $20K in a week due to Knicks mania and is struggling to meet demand for Knicks-themed treats. These treats are being offered across the boroughs.
- Teen beaten into coma by brute bellowing ‘Spurs in 7’ during livestreamed Knicks Game 4 NYC brawl
A teen was beaten into a coma by an individual shouting 'Spurs in 7' during a livestreamed Knicks Game 4 in NYC. Dozens of bystanders either filmed the incident or ignored it due to being engrossed in the game.
- Teen beaten into a coma in Knicks postgame mayhem near MSG: NYPD
A 17-year-old boy was beaten into a coma during postgame mayhem near Madison Square Garden following the Knicks' NBA Finals victory. The attack occurred on West 35th Street between Seventh and Eighth avenues around 11:45 p.m., according to NYPD.
- NYPD plans for fan chaos ahead of Game 5
The NYPD is preparing for potential fan chaos following the Knicks' potential Game 5 victory, which could secure their first NBA title since 1973. The article notes historical patterns of street celebrations but leaves uncertainty about the scale of this year's fan behavior.
- Seinfeld laughs at streamer asking him to say ‘Free Palestine’ after Knicks win: ‘It doesn’t exist’
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld laughed when approached by a streamer outside Madison Square Garden asking him to say 'Free Palestine' after a Knicks game. Seinfeld responded with 'It doesn’t exist,' reflecting his dismissive stance toward anti-Israel activists.
- Mayor Mamdani opens door to larger Knicks watch parties at Madison Square Garden
Mayor Mamdani has opened the possibility of larger Knicks watch parties at Madison Square Garden. N.J. Burkett discussed the topic with Mamdani.
- Mamdani cashed in on mayoral perks for Knicks tickets – and downplayed the price: sources
Mamdani used mayoral perks to obtain Knicks tickets and reported a lower price than the actual $750 cost for a standing-room-only ticket, according to sources. The discrepancy between the stated and actual price was highlighted by the sources.
- Still buzzing from the Knicks comeback? Watch the next game on this 50-inch QLED TV
The article references a Knicks comeback and promotes a 50-inch QLED TV for watching the next game.
- Jerry Seinfeld shuts down anti-Israel influencer with 3 words after Knicks historic win
Jerry Seinfeld confronted an anti-Israel influencer after the Knicks' historic NBA Finals comeback, stating that Palestine 'doesn't exist' during an encounter at the Garden. The incident occurred as Seinfeld was leaving the venue following the game.
- Mamdani and James Dolan feud over Knicks Finals security as local businesses feel the squeeze
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Madison Square Garden CEO James Dolan are clashing over security restrictions around the Knicks' NBA Finals games, leading to canceled fan events and financial losses for local businesses. MSG canceled a planned outdoor watch party for Game 4, citing city-imposed crowd-control measures, while Mamdani accused Dolan of misinformation and emphasized public safety concerns.
- Kai Trump cleared after critics accuse her of deleting boos from Knicks game with Donald Trump
Kai Trump, 19, attended Game 2 of the NBA Finals with the president at Madison Square Garden. Critics accused her of deleting boos from the event, but she has been cleared of these claims.
- Kai Trump cleared after critics accuse her of deleting boos from Knicks game with Donald Trump
Kai Trump attended an NBA Finals game with Donald Trump at Madison Square Garden, following accusations from critics who claimed she deleted boos from the event. The article states she was cleared of these allegations.
- Garden Watch Party Canceled in Flagrant Foul on Knicks Fans
The Madison Square Garden watch party for Game 4 of the NBA Finals was canceled by owner James Dolan, who blamed city officials for imposing excessive security measures. Dolan criticized Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch for lacking experience and undermining Knicks fan celebrations, while city officials stated the cancellation was Dolan's decision.
- Knicks mania gives New Yorkers anxiety as psychologist shares diagnosis for Game 3 blues: ‘Manic episodes’
Knicks mania is causing anxiety among New Yorkers, with a psychologist linking the stress to 'manic episodes' related to Game 3 blues. The city is described as being in a state of anxiety.
- Extra Extra: Let's welcome NYC's newest area code: 465
New York City has introduced a new area code, 465. The article highlights Governor Hochul stating that Mamdani is responsible for next year's budget, a house for sale in Washington Square Park, and the possibility of the Empire State Building being part of the Knicks' logo design.
- Spurs-Knicks Game 4 ticket prices are dropping by thousands. Get them now
Ticket prices for Spurs-Knicks Game 4 are dropping significantly, and the article urges readers to purchase now to attend a Finals game at the Garden.