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Former Knicks players John Starks, Stephon Marbury and Bernard King sat down with NY1's Dean Meminger and Stef Manisero to discuss the team's first championship win in 53 years. "One of the greatest feelings that you could feel, as a former player, is knowing that all the teams that... show more

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🤣 John Starks & Stacey King on Bulls coming back from 0-2 to beat Knicks 4-2 in 1993: Starks: "We won Game 2 on Sunday & we're supposed to play in Chicago on Tuesday. That game wasn't played until Friday. That was the whole ordeal about Michael & Atlantic City…For some reason 'Television scheduling problems' gave them a chance to get their minds together…whatever…They pulled it out…" … King: "They got up 2-0, I'll never forget, they were playing this song 'Go NY Go NY Go'…they really kicked our butt…But you wasn't gonna come into Chicago & beat the Bulls–" Starks: "Yeah right" King: "…It was gonna be 2-2, which it was–" Starks: "Yeah right, right, riiight riiiiiiight" King: "Hey look at the history books–" Starks: "…the momentum was on our side & y'all was all over the place with what was going on with y'all–" King: "We were America's Team baby!" King: "Yeah America's Team. OK. Alright. The schedule was supposed to go Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday – but it went Sunday, "TV scheduling problems," Friday. Come on now" King: "You know what Starks, I don't remember all that. All I remember was…pivotal Game 5…Charles Smith got his shot blocked like 7 times. We was beating him like Michael Jackson, 'hee hee'…And we came up with the ball–" Starks: "Yeah you came up with the ball alright" King: "…Everyone was in shock from New York…" Starks: "That should have been a foul. You know that" 🤣

🤣 John Starks & Stacey King on Bulls coming back from 0-2 to beat Knicks 4-2 in 1993: Starks: "We won Game 2 on Sunday & we're supposed to play in Chicago on Tuesday. That game wasn't played until Friday. That was the whole ordeal about Michael & Atlantic City…For some reason 'Television scheduling problems' gave them a chance to get their minds together…whatever…They pulled it out…" … King: "They got up 2-0, I'll never forget, they were playing this song 'Go NY Go NY Go'…they really kicked our butt…But you wasn't gonna come into Chicago & beat the Bulls–" Starks: "Yeah right" King: "…It was gonna be 2-2, which it was–" Starks: "Yeah right, right, riiight riiiiiiight" King: "Hey look at the history books–" Starks: "…the momentum was on our side & y'all was all over the place with what was going on with y'all–" King: "We were America's Team baby!" King: "Yeah America's Team. OK. Alright. The schedule was supposed to go Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday – but it went Sunday, "TV scheduling problems," Friday. Come on now" King: "You know what Starks, I don't remember all that. All I remember was…pivotal Game 5…Charles Smith got his shot blocked like 7 times. We was beating him like Michael Jackson, 'hee hee'…And we came up with the ball–" Starks: "Yeah you came up with the ball alright" King: "…Everyone was in shock from New York…" Starks: "That should have been a foul. You know that" 🤣

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Iman Shumpert says the coolest part of being a former Knicks player is the Alumni Lounge 🔥 "I'm breaking down Wemby with John Starks, Stephon Marbury, Patrick Ewing, and Latrell Sprewell... I have to snap out of it like 'I used to play with all y'all in the video game.'" Iman. | DeMarcus Cousins | Chandler Parsons | Lou Williams

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Rob Smedley old Ferrari engineer "I'm going to, give Lewis a shout out on this, it also feels like, he pushes the team hard, right? And we've talked about this before, when you get a driver of his standing in the team, the team just feels, you know, 1% more capable, um, and you're adding, like, you know, the 2,000 women and men who work at Ferrari,the little like 1% they all add up" Jake: Yeah, um, and you still speak to people there. Was that the general vibe, is that Lewis is? Rob : "Yeah, definitely, definitely. We've talked about it before. I mean, they love him, you know, everything that I, you know, when I talk to the guys and, you know, one on one or like the group chats that I'm in, you know, they all absolutely, uh, love him because he's delivering, right? And he's a seven-time world champion, and they know that he is somebody who can deliver, he can still deliver world championships, but he's pushing them as well. But he's pushing them in the right way, and they recognize that. The guys who, from who've been there for 20 years or more, they recognize what, you know, the, the similarities between him and Michael"

Rob Smedley old Ferrari engineer "I'm going to, give Lewis a shout out on this, it also feels like, he pushes the team hard, right? And we've talked about this before, when you get a driver of his standing in the team, the team just feels, you know, 1% more capable, um, and you're adding, like, you know, the 2,000 women and men who work at Ferrari,the little like 1% they all add up" Jake: Yeah, um, and you still speak to people there. Was that the general vibe, is that Lewis is? Rob : "Yeah, definitely, definitely. We've talked about it before. I mean, they love him, you know, everything that I, you know, when I talk to the guys and, you know, one on one or like the group chats that I'm in, you know, they all absolutely, uh, love him because he's delivering, right? And he's a seven-time world champion, and they know that he is somebody who can deliver, he can still deliver world championships, but he's pushing them as well. But he's pushing them in the right way, and they recognize that. The guys who, from who've been there for 20 years or more, they recognize what, you know, the, the similarities between him and Michael"

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Arteta on the team coach being greeted by fans before Atletico and plans to replicate for Burnley: “I loved it. I think all the players just loved it. I think it builds an energy connection with them that we haven't experienced before, and the whole preparation and the whole atmosphere showed that the level of meaning was higher and the level of implication and desire and passion from our supporters was different as well, and it really helps. Tom Canton: “What was it like from inside to witness?” “The players were in the other bus, but I could see straight away all the staff and everybody was there just looking at each other. I said, wow, we've taken this now to a different level. Just looking, the engagement, the passion, the enthusiasm of our fans in their eyes, I think that was something special.”

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Paul Pierce says it doesn’t even matter who wins the Knicks vs Cavs series, neither one of these teams have the ingredients to win a championship: “I’m going to be honest with you. So, in reality and this is pure reality, like these two teams can’t beat either of the two teams whatever team comes out of the West. And I’ll say this, why? There’s certain ingredients you have to have to win a championship, right? And I say this every year. You have to have MVP candidate or a top five player, first team All-NBA. Nobody is featured in that in the Eastern Conference. So, and if you want to debate what I’m saying, we can go look at all the champions over the last 30 years outside of maybe one or two maybe that I think they featured an MVP candidate or a guy who was first team All-NBA.” (Via No Fouls Given)

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Jaylen Brown says some former NBA players are bitter seeing today's players sign $200 million contracts “The OGs that be analysts and stuff like that, some of them didn't play, but the ones that didn't play too, be as hypercritical and they call it constructive criticism and all that. It is what it is. It comes from an understanding, but this is where I came to that” “A lot of the sweat equity from the players that came before, kind of built the league into what it is now. So you got players signing $200 million, $100 million and that was nowhere near the talent of some of these old heads. They see that, automatically it make them bitter. Because their agent probably screwed them, their financial advisor probably screwed them, they didn't make as much money. They got to lash it out somewhere on someone. So they start talking trash”

Jaylen Brown says some former NBA players are bitter seeing today's players sign $200 million contracts “The OGs that be analysts and stuff like that, some of them didn't play, but the ones that didn't play too, be as hypercritical and they call it constructive criticism and all that. It is what it is. It comes from an understanding, but this is where I came to that” “A lot of the sweat equity from the players that came before, kind of built the league into what it is now. So you got players signing $200 million, $100 million and that was nowhere near the talent of some of these old heads. They see that, automatically it make them bitter. Because their agent probably screwed them, their financial advisor probably screwed them, they didn't make as much money. They got to lash it out somewhere on someone. So they start talking trash”

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HANNITY: “From your unique vantage point, what was it like looking out at Congresswoman Omar and Congresswoman Tlaib?” SPEAKER JOHNSON: “You know, it was shameful, really. And I came this close to stopping them. We could have probably ejected them from the floor.” “But I think it was good for them to be there. I think it’s good for the American people to see the shame that they brought upon their party and upon themselves.” “I mean, we're on the right side of common sense on law and justice, on security and American dominance and strength. And the Democrats stand for exactly the opposite of all that.” | Sean Hannity 🇺🇸

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Speedy: “Do you think the Knicks would’ve won the chip if you were playing?” Tyrese Haliburton: (Long pause. Shrugs, shakes head) I don't know bro. I mean, do I think if I was healthy & we played them, would we win? Of course. I'm an NBA player. I'm a competitor. Anybody else in my situation would say the same thing. But what they did in the playoffs was special. I don't want to demean or put down what that was, cause that was crazy. The whole run from the Hawks series on was unbelievable. And it was mixed feelings, you know, because the Knicks are they our rival? Yes. But are those guys—like I like those guys and like they're friends? Yeah. At the same time, you know. “Like I usually watch a Finals celebration—like I have before in my life—I always got to watch cause that's a special thing and an emotional thing to watch guys win a championship and then celebrate with their families. I'm always like, ‘man, that's fire.’ But when the Knicks won I thought to myself, ‘I got to turn this sht off.’ Like I can't—I can't watch it. But, you know, I told myself because I was at—I was with wife & some friends and they were like ‘You want us to turn it off?’ And I was like ‘you know what? Leave it on. Like, let me watch it.’ And to see like Jalen celebrate with Ali, his wife, who—me & my wife are friends with them, and Ali & Jalen, really close. To see that, I was like, that's awesome to see. You know what I mean? Like, I was happy for him. To see Josh up there with his twins. That was cool to see. To see Karl up there with Jordyn. That was awesome to see cause these are all guys that I like. You know what I'm saying? So, it's a weird feeling cause are they our rivals? Yes. And people are going to hear this, this clip's going to go and they're going to be like ‘Man, the NBA's so soft. It's not what it used to be,’ yada yada. Sure. But like when I see them, when they see me on the court, it's smoke. They don't want—they—we hate each other when we're playing, but like after that, it's love. So it was interesting. It was like a weird feeling. I feel like I felt every emotion. I was angry. But I was also happy. I was sad that like I didn't get the opportunity to compete in that. I felt every emotion in that. So, it was like a weird—a weird thing—but happy for those guys, and I look forward to being back”

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Sometimes as fans, we are mostly focused on how the achievements of the team means to us and we forget about the players. How they feel about it, what it means for them to win these games. Take Noni Madueke for instance, his transfer to Arsenal was a mess. A lot of the fans didn't understand the move and there was a lot of displeasure about it online. How do you think that made Madueke feel? This is a guy who was on top of his game in the Netherlands before moving to Chelsea and everything changed for him. He went from a confident dribbling monster, fighting for silverware to whatever he was at Chelsea, a shadow of himself. Now he has won the league in his first season at Arsenal and made the world cup squad for England. Arteta is not only saving the lives of the fans, he is also saving the lives of his players. Thank you Arteta.

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Charleston White crashes out on Akademiks for helping Lil Durk get a not guilty verdict after Akademiks claimed the video evidence shown in court was scripted. “It’s a black mother over there crying, we all know he was guilty AK, you the reason he got away ni—a. When the judge brought that sh-t up, when you said that sh-t was a script, you the one who f—ked this sh-t up AK, I swear to God ni—a, you the reason for the f—k up, you know how many victims you’ve hurt because of that AK… Until you came, and gave a public statement. Until you said what you said the jury didn’t need nothing, you wrong AK… Before you said what you said, the jury convened and the judge had to throw your name up in it and they said they was wrong, up until that point, you was the evidence they needed and had to convict him, and then you came with that bullsh-t, you saved that ni—a life my ni—a, and everybody know it, and I’m mad as a mf, I hope they slam that ni—a in the state court… DJ Akademiks, It’s some victim mothers who have buried their son to g-n violence and the people who have k-lled them get to rap and sing about it and you help them… The jury ain’t ask for no evidence until you did that sh-t, they filed that motion, and the judge had to make that statement infront of the jury. Your video was used as evidence as self-confession.”

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Tzuyu's ending speech in #THISISFOR_TAIPEI_D1 "First of all, i like to thank all of the ONCE who came to the venue today. Hope you all enjoy today. Are you happy? I am also happy to get together with you guys at Taipei Dome and hope to have fun together these 3 days, okay? I want to say i can feel that the entire Taipei is rooting for us even before the concert. I can also feel that you guys have been anticipating and waiting for a long time, right? It was really memorable at Kaohsiung, i believe it will also leave an unforgettable memory for us at Taipei too. I like to thank you guys for the everlasting support and love. I am full of energy as i am able to see you guys today so thank you. Lastly, thank you to Taipei for the support"

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Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Thursday discussed the latest crime stats from the NYPD, which stated that NYC had its lowest number of murders, shooting victims and shooting incidents “in recorded history.” “Each of these numbers, each of these lives tell the story of a city that is safer and a city that is more welcoming to all. A city where a Knicks championship dominates the headlines, not tragedy on the corner,” the mayor said.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Thursday discussed the latest crime stats from the NYPD, which stated that NYC had its lowest number of murders, shooting victims and shooting incidents “in recorded history.” “Each of these numbers, each of these lives tell the story of a city that is safer and a city that is more welcoming to all. A city where a Knicks championship dominates the headlines, not tragedy on the corner,” the mayor said.

Spectrum News NY1

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Despite the Knicks' win over the 76ers today, Ty D. Butler explains why today's game made him feel worse about New York's title chances: "The biggest stretch of the game, in what was a significant one for the Knicks, saw KAT on the bench. Somehow, this team that aspires to win a championship looked as good as they have in the last couple of weeks with their second-best player on the bench. I was alarmed, that was concerning for me. I just wonder, if you are going to get this inconsistent play from KAT, what is your ceiling? Because the Knicks showed in this game today that on both ends, they just looked a lot better when he was on the bench." ➡️ Honda

Despite the Knicks' win over the 76ers today, Ty D. Butler explains why today's game made him feel worse about New York's title chances: "The biggest stretch of the game, in what was a significant one for the Knicks, saw KAT on the bench. Somehow, this team that aspires to win a championship looked as good as they have in the last couple of weeks with their second-best player on the bench. I was alarmed, that was concerning for me. I just wonder, if you are going to get this inconsistent play from KAT, what is your ceiling? Because the Knicks showed in this game today that on both ends, they just looked a lot better when he was on the bench." ➡️ Honda

SNY Knicks

81,063 次观看 • 8 个月前

‘Donald Trump’s betrayal of his voters is the GREATEST BETRAYAL in the history of American politics.’ —Tucker Carlson on Going Underground “The President and his advisors have almost systematically betrayed the people who voted for him in 2024. You can go through the list of promises, very specific promises by Donald Trump over the past 10 years, and they have basically done the opposite on every single one. And so I don’t know why that is. I do think the shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania in 2024 was a pivot point and not in the way I thought it was at the time. I think Trump changed after that. I don’t fully understand the mechanism that caused that change, and I don’t want to pretend that I do. But I think all of this is traceable back to that day. That’s my strong sense. But in any case, whatever the reason, I mean, Trump has betrayed his voters completely.” —Tucker Carlson joins us for a three-part special, with the first part airing this Saturday on RT. You can watch the interview in full this Saturday on our X profile and Rumble channel. Don’t miss it.

Going Underground

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