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NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani Announces City-Wide Watch Parties for the Knicks NBA Finals Run

"People whisper to me in every kind of event you can imagine, 'Knicks in four,'" Mamdani said, announcing city-wide watch parties for the NBA Finals as New York reached the Finals for the first time since 1999. "We're incredibly excited about those watch parties...We're excited about making it easier for New Yorkers to celebrate."

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Kendrick Perkins Picks Alex Caruso As WCF MVP So Far

Perkins said the series will still go seven, but if Oklahoma City finishes it Thursday, his WCF MVP vote “would go to Alex Caruso.” He called Caruso the Thunder’s most consistent player, “fantastic” on both ends, while praising Isaiah Hartenstein for “punking” Victor Wembanyama and Chet Holmgren for a quiet double-double.

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Donald Trump Praises the Knicks Ahead of the NBA Finals

"Boy, what a team. They win all their games. They really have some great players," Trump said after the Knicks swept the Cavs to reach the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999. "I was going to go on Wednesday, but they closed it out very quickly." He confirmed Dolan has invited him, "I think I'll be going."

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Victor Wembanyama Warned by NBA for Skipping Media After Spurs’ Game 5 Loss

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Victor Wembanyama Warned by NBA for Skipping Media After Spurs’ Game 5 Loss

Wembanyama received an NBA warning for violating media access rules after bypassing postgame media obligations following San Antonio’s Game 5 loss Tuesday, according to Shams Charania. The warning keeps the league’s focus on availability standards as the Spurs face elimination, with Oklahoma City holding a 3-2 West finals lead entering Game 6.

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The 17 Voters Who Passed on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander For MVP

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The 17 Voters Who Passed on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander For MVP

Gilgeous-Alexander won MVP, but 17 voters did not have him first, according to Clemente Almanza. The list included Kevin O’Connor, Michael Pina, Keith Pompey, Stan Van Gundy, and several beat writers from Sacramento, Miami, Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia and New York, showing his runaway season still left pockets of resistance across the national voting panel.

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about 2 hours ago

Michael Wilbon Says New York Knicks Should Prefer San Antonio Spurs as Finals Opponents

Wilbon said the Knicks would rather face the Spurs because San Antonio is “new to this,” while Oklahoma City is the defending champion. He said New York has “a really good shot” either way, especially with the West finalists going “Ali-Frazier” deep into the series, but the younger Spurs remain the preferred matchup.

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