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WHAT A RIDE - 53 YEARS IN THE MAKING! Congratulations and thank you to the @nba champion @nyknicks for an incredible season, and for showing us what it looks like to never give up no matter how far down you may feel!

We celebrated late into the night in the streets of Harlem, where the energy was electric. I didn't capture photos or video because I was so elated and wanted to take it all in!

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The FIX was In, but the Basketball Gods intervened. The San Antonio Spurs may B the 'Team of The Future', but the Knicks R the 2026 NBA Champions!

Congrats 2 Jalen Brunson on winning Finals MVP Honors & Mike Brown 4 taking New York 2 'The Promised Land'

Kudos 2 Knick Fans 4 WILLING their Team 2 Win, even when it was clear that the NBA wanted 2 stretch this Series out.

Gen Z will B talking about This Series w/ their Grandchildren...

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In a competitive Eastern Conference game, the Detroit Pistons headed to the home court of the New York Knicks and put on a stunning show, winning 126–111. As Detroit completed a season sweep of their opponents and maintained their lead in the league standings, superstar Cade Cunningham stole the show with an outstanding all-around performance that had fans roaring, especially those watching on 👉빠른티비.

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Cunningham’s Big Night 💪🔥

Cunningham was unstoppable, pouring in 42 points, dishing 13 assists, and hauling in eight rebounds in a performance that defined the contest. Despite a slow start where he and the Pistons missed several early shots, Cunningham found his rhythm and shouldered the offense, becoming the first visiting player at Madison Square Garden in years to record a 40+ point, 10+ assist night.

Supporting Cast Steps Up ⭐

Detroit got helpful scoring from Paul Reed (18 points, seven rebounds) and Tobias Harris (11 points, 10 boards), while Ausar Thompson added 10 to support the Pistons’ balanced attack. Their depth and defensive effort helped blunt New York’s rally attempts.

Knicks Fight Back, But Too Little

The Knicks were paced by Jalen Brunson (33 points, eight assists) and Karl-Anthony Towns (21 points, 11 rebounds), but New York’s shooting struggles — especially from beyond the arc — made it tough to keep up with Detroit’s efficiency. The Pistons gradually built their lead in the second half and never relinquished control.

With this victory, Detroit continues to solidify its standing in the Eastern Conference, while the Knicks will look to rebound quickly as the playoff race heats up.

LAS VEGAS — OG Anunoby scored 28 points, Jalen Brunson had 25, and the New York Knicks rallied to beat Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs 124-113 on Tuesday night to win the NBA Cup.

Now the Knicks can hang a banner next to the 1973 NBA championship banner in Madison Square Garden, the last time they won the NBA title.

But this is a championship roster — NBA Cup MVP Brunson, Josh Hart and Mikal Bridges cut down the nets in college at Villanova — with high hopes of representing a weak Eastern Conference in the NBA Finals.

New York's Karl-Anthony Towns had 16 points and 11 rebounds despite battling an injury. He went into the locker room with a minute left before halftime and later exited for the bench with 5:06 remaining in the third quarter and didn't return until late in the fourth. The broadcast said he had a calf injury.

Dylan Harper led the Spurs with 21 points, Wembanyama scored 18 and De'Aaron Fox had 16.

New York dominated inside, out-rebounding the Spurs 59-42, with Mitchell Robinson collecting 15 boards, including 10 on the offensive end. That helped give the Knicks a 56-44 edge in points in the lane.

The Spurs, however, led for much of the game before the Knicks went on a 13-1 run that began late in the third quarter to go up 100-95. New York never trailed again.

The Knicks got more than a trophy: Each player with a standard contract got an extra $318,560 for winning, making the total $530,933 for even reaching the final.

This game doesn't count in the standings, so both teams remain 18-7, putting them atop their respective divisions.

Just making the final bodes well for both teams. The previous four finalists — Los Angeles Lakers, Indiana, Oklahoma City and Milwaukee — also made the playoffs. The Pacers made the Eastern Conference finals in 2024, and the Thunder won the NBA championship last season.

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