New York Knicks

Listen, I feel bad for Charles Oakley.

If you’re Becky Hammon, you might want to avoid New York for…oh, I don’t know…the next 53 years.

One day after nearly two million Knicks fans transformed Lower Manhattan into the world’s largest orange-and-blue family reunion, the celebration rolled right back into the heart of New York City.

There are moments in life you never think you’ll see.

If you thought New York was loud before, somebody better call emergency services because this city is about two wins away from becoming a full-blown psychiatric experiment.

The New York Knicks didn’t beat the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The New York Knicks are out here treating the Eastern Conference Finals like it’s a casual Tuesday at the YMCA.

The New York Knicks walked into Philadelphia Friday night like they were collecting overdue rent money from an ex-roommate who swore “the check already cleared.”

For the first time in what feels like 700 years, Knicks fans can look at the Eastern Conference bracket without immediately developing stress hives.

The New York Knicks are back.