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There were chaotic scenes on the streets of New York on Saturday night as huge crowds gathered to celebrate their team’s victory in the NBA finals.

The Spurs kept following the same recipe.

A simple "Bang!" wouldn't have done it justice.

Jalen Brunson carried the Knicks in the fourth quarter — just as he has since he's arrived in New York.

New York City was plunged into chaos as thousands of revelers flooded the streets of Midtown after the Knicks won their first NBA championship in 53 years.

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The Knicks are champs!

Every one of Knicks president Leon Rose’s biggest decisions brought plenty of skepticism. And each one only increased the pressure on him to be right.

The Spurs’ season ends with a trophy being raised by the Knicks on their own home floor.

It’s a clear choice at this point who the Jazz should draft

Spurs star Victor Wembanyama said he's "not running away" from the pain of losing to the Knicks in the NBA Finals, calling the experience "the biggest learning moment" of his life.

The Finals laid bare the highs and lows of a young team still finding its way.

New York Knicks fans flooded the Spurs' home turf Saturday as fans turned out in force to watch their beloved home team potentially clinch their first NBA Championship in 53 years.

Jalen Brunson is fired up.

The Knicks ended a decades-long title drought behind a 45-point explosion from Brunson, whose teammates say his influence extends far beyond the box score

The Knicks were not supposed to beat Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs in the NBA Finals. But they did, and they did it together.

Former Wizards players Landry Shamet, Trey Jemison III and Dillon Jones won an NBA championship with the New York Knicks on Saturday. It marked the ninth time in 10 seasons that at least one former Wizard has won the NBA title. Shamet spent the 2023-24 season in Washington before leaving in free agency and later […]

It was bedlam on Broadway as the New York Knicks won their first NBA championship in 53 years on Saturday night, with exuberant celebrations marred by mayhem and violence. Outside Madison Square Garden, a crowd watching on a big screen roared as the Knicks rallied from a 16-point deficit to beat the Spurs in San Antonio in Game 5 of the NBA Finals. Knicks owner James Dolan, speaking in San Antonio after the game, urged fans to stay calm.

Be safe out there, New York. And enjoy.

While the Knicks have been steaming toward a title, the Nets have been suffering through a tank. Now it’s time for a turn.

De'Aaron Fox made headlines for all the wrong reasons after Game 4 of the NBA Finals. Things didn't get much better in Game 5.

Bridges' championship brings joy, nostalgia, and a little heartbreak.

Long after the final buzzer sounded Saturday night, Mike Brown still couldn't believe the Knicks completed the ultimate goal.

The first Knick to score 40+ in a Finals game, Brunson leads another comeback rally to defeat the Spurs and win it all.

San Antonio loses the Finals 4-1.

Jalen Brunson put critics who said he wasn't a "1A" player to bed after winning the Finals MVP and leading the Knicks to their first title in 53 years on Saturday night.

Victor Wembanyama might be extra motivated for the rest of Game 5.

As Devin Vassell reflected on what could have been for the San Antonio Spurs, reality loudly interrupted his thoughts. The sounds of the New York Knicks and their fans celebrating the team's first NBA championship since 1973 spilled into the recesses of the Frost Bank Center, drowning out Vassell's postgame interview. “Our goal was to win, obviously," Vassell said.

The way the Spurs lost the Finals after controlling each game will require some soul-searching from the top down to figure out exactly what went wrong — and to make sure it doesn’t become embedded in this team’s DNA.

The wait is over.