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Zohran Mamdani Casts Knicks Championship as New York’s 0.4% Story

Mamdani said the Knicks “did not just win for New York City, they won like New York City,” comparing their title run to having “your back up against the wall.” He praised Brunson’s pay cut, said New Yorkers see “a .4% chance of success,” and ask, “Why are you giving me a head start?”

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Carmelo Anthony’s Game 5 Message Helped Jalen Brunson Finish Knicks’ Title Run

Anthony said his message to Brunson before Game 5 was, “Put the pedal to the metal,” but also “take their first punch.” He believed Game 4 had taken “a lot” out of the Spurs, and if Brunson absorbed their last push, “you will take over.” Anthony said once Brunson did, “it was a rat.”

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about 1 hour ago

Los Angeles Lakers Seen As Favorites if LeBron James Keeps Playing

ESPN reported that league sources view the Lakers as “the leaders in the clubhouse” if James decides to return for another season. He made $53 million last year, while Los Angeles can offer up to three years and $182 million, but nobody expects that. A $20–30 million deal could shape the roster’s next steps.

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about 2 hours ago

Mariska Hargitay Tears Up Over Knicks Parade and Jalen Brunson

Hargitay said the Knicks parade had “no comparison” to Madison Square Garden, adding she had “burst into tears like ten times.” She called the celebration “insanity” and “magnificent,” then praised Brunson for embodying New York’s “heart,” “grit” and “fight,” saying his “unification qualities” made being with Brunson’s family feel “extraordinary” during the title celebration downtown.

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about 2 hours ago

Stephen A. Smith Points LeBron James Toward Cleveland for Championship Farewell

Smith said James should stay in Los Angeles only for “quality of life,” not basketball, because the Lakers “ain’t winning a damn thing.” He said LeBron remains “the best third option on the planet Earth,” but argued that Cleveland should be his destination if he wants to “depart from the game as a champion.”

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about 3 hours ago

Marcus Morris Backs Giannis Antetokounmpo, Jaylen Brown Trade Idea

Morris “wholeheartedly” disagreed that Antetokounmpo is no longer worth a franchise-altering trade, calling him “still an effective top-five player.” He said Brown “needs his own team” and should “establish himself as a superstar,” while Giannis and Jayson Tatum would be “complementary of each other” and put Boston “back into championship contention” immediately.

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