Knicks Fan Conduct Draws Warning From Mayor Mamdani Before Finals Return

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Knicks Fan Conduct Draws Warning From Mayor Mamdani Before Finals Return

Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani backed Ben Stiller’s call for Knicks fans to respect Spurs supporters, saying the series will be won “on the court,” not by “targeting, harassing, or attacking” opposing fans. Mamdani added that even if referees “refuse to call a flagrant on Wemby”(referring to his act against Jalen Brunson), New York should keep its focus basketball-first.

By Raahib Singh

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