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Shannon Sharpe Puts Jalen Brunson in the Jordan, Kobe and LeBron Tier

"When you got that guy, everybody's had that guy. The Bulls had Jordan, the Lakers had Kobe, the Cavs had Bron," Sharpe said while reacting to Knicks winning the championship. Brunson became the first small guard champion since Isiah Thomas. "No matter how bad things got, if we can just reattach, he can bring us home."

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"No disrespect, I love my son, Patrick Ewing is the greatest Knick I've ever witnessed," Rick Brunson said on Inside the NBA as Jalen celebrated his first championship. Brunson won Finals MVP after scoring 45 points in Game 5 and averaging 32.6 points in the series. "Could be debatable," Kenny Smith said. Rick disagreed. "Ewing is the best."

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James Dolan Told the Knicks Players to Avoid Fornication

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James Dolan Told the Knicks Players to Avoid Fornication

Shortly before the Knicks snapped a 53-year title drought, James Dolan addressed his team in the locker, telling players to sacrifice for the next ten weeks and, jokingly, to avoid fornication during the postseason. He also urged them to resolve internal issues through direct conversations rather than passive-aggressive comments to the media. New York won 13 straight playoff games.

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Spurs Had Over 90% Win Probability in Three of the Four Games They Lost

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Spurs Had Over 90% Win Probability in Three of the Four Games They Lost

Spurs had a 99.6 percent chance of winning Game 4 with 9:33 left in the fourth quarter, per ESPN Analytics. They also had a 91.6 percent chance in Game 1, 72.8 percent late in Game 2 and 95.4 percent in Game 5. The Knicks won all four to claim their first title since 1973.

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Teenager Shot in Times Square as Knicks Championship Celebrations Turn Chaotic

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A 17-year-old was shot in the left foot near 42nd Street and Broadway at 2:01 AM Sunday as Knicks championship celebrations turned chaotic in Times Square, per the NYPD. Crowds blocked streets and prevented an ambulance from reaching him, he was transported by police car to Bellevue Hospital in stable condition. Three persons of interest were taken into custody.

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Iman Shumpert Tells Wembanyama to Spend the Whole Summer Learning From Tim Duncan

"I know if they haven't already, this is your year with Tim Duncan. It's time to sit down with him for the whole summer and understand how to get to something nobody can do anything about," Shumpert said. Shumpert pointed out that Wemby needs to study, "He's gonna have to watch Dirk, watch some Kobe. Go watch some Tim Duncan."

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