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New York City preps for massive celebration after Knicks' 1st NBA title in 53 years 86%
6/15/2026, 5:13:01 PM
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Here in New York City, the celebrations.
Everyone decked out in Knicks gear all weekend long. You should have seen it.
The Knicks, of course, winning the NBA title for the first time in 53 years.
The images, tens of thousands of fans celebrating in the streets in all five burrows. The cheers erupting across the city in those final seconds.
And tonight, here what authorities have now revealed about the victory parade on Thursday.
And this evening, the MVP on that moment he saw his father on the court.
Here's Aaron Kurski.
>> Tonight, a city electrified.
The New York Knicks first NBA title in 53 years turning a gruff city gleeful.
>> Inside, outside, the nation's largest city became one big block party.
>> It's over. Nick fans, THIS IS NOT A DREAM.
DREAM. The Empire State Building, a light in orange and blue as New York celebrated in one euphoric voice.
Jaylen Brunson was left speechless. >> I got no words.
You know, life is not perfect, but there are perfect moments.
And there's one right there.
Celebrating the moment with his father, assistant coach Rick Brunson, who reached the finals with the Knicks in 1999.
>> It's been like the most consistent I've been been able to be around my dad. So, um, made the moment 10 times more special.
>> Tonight, New York is planning a victory parade.
After some of the revalry became dangerous with school buses set on fire and a handful of stabbings and shootings, the mayor says there will be no tolerance for violence.
>> We're going to make sure that we take every precaution that this be a safe and joyous moment for New Yorkers.
>> And now, actually, you get to see
history show itself and uh be able to see it with your own eyes that the Knicks are again world champions.
And on Thursday morning, David, a victory lap
in lower Manhattan. The city will be putting up these signs designating the parade route Champions Way. And the mayor will give the Knicks keys to the city.
>> they've earned them. Can't wait. Aaron Kurski tonight. Thanks.
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