New York Knicks Fans Drive Record Merchandise Sales After NBA Finals Win

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New York Knicks Fans Drive Record Merchandise Sales After NBA Finals Win

Fanatics said Knicks fans set a new 24-hour merchandise record for any sports champion after New York’s Finals win, topping the 2025 Philadelphia Eagles. Orders reportedly hit more than 8,000 per minute, already doubling the 2020 Lakers’ NBA champion mark, with trophy shirts, locker-room hats and championship tees leading sales before Thursday’s parade celebration in Manhattan.

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