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There is nothing but Knicks on my algorithm and it should always be like this.

This shit is sooooo much better than if any "star" came to NY and won and got all the credit.

Every morning since Saturday I’ve woken up and just think “omg they really did it” 🥹🧡💙

@NavDaSav 😂😂😂

this parade has me stressed 😭😭 how early do i have to be there so i can see something? i’m only 5’1 LOL

@yankeesmobb 😭😭🧡

I’ll hold you in the air I’m 5’11 💀💀💀

@dannyphan2om 😂😂

@bbtavs I hope you tweeted this from your camp out spot on the City Hall lawn

@TeamRW_ 😂

@bbtavs Tonight?

i have no faith in linkups for the parade lmfao, lmk what the after party vibes is

jayson tatum gonna throw his phone when he sees this

@RebeccaChasen 🥹🥹🥹

I am once again crying

My identity as a Knicks fan feels completely different now that we’re champions. Hard to put into words.

The New York Knicks went 16-3 in the postseason. Their losses were by a combined 6 points. Their wins were by a combined 289 points. One of the great playoff runs you will ever see in any sport. Truly unbelievable, man.

never ask a girl how much she spent on New York Knicks championship merch

Jalen Brunson’s toast at the Knicks team party last night: “F**k Wemby.” (h/t @SMHighlights1)

America is fighting for its life meanwhile New York City is living in Zohran Mamdani's Disney Channel Movie.

@FrencHMonTanA @NYTWA

somebody find him for me so we can help him get back on his feet

3 losses in the entire series. all losses combine to 6 points. highest point differential in playoff history at 283. easily the most dominant playoff run of the 2020s and might be the greatest of all time

The Knicks needed to win 16 games in order to be NBA Champions. They did so in only 19 games. An adjusted regular season of 69-13 at that pace. With a point differential of +283. The most EVER. Not only our Knicks NBA Champions… they’re the most dominant champion ever.

It’s funny. Every team analytically beat the Knicks, yet analytically the Knicks just completed the most dominant run to a title in NBA history. Make it make sense.