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yardbarker.com | Burtland Dixon
“The Knickerbockers are gonna win the 2024-2025 NBA World Championship,” Lee wrote. “It is divinity… And Dat’s Da Holy Truth, Ruth. Ya-dig?”The connection might seem like a reach, but Knicks fans aren’t about logic right now — they’re about belief. Villanova roots fuel divine narrativePope Leo 14, formerly Cardinal Robert Prevost, hails from Chicago but spent years in Rome before his ascension.
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clutchpoints.com | Burtland Dixon |Nish Patel
Spike Lee has always found poetry in the most New York moments. But this time, the Knicks’ most iconic fan saw prophecy in Rome, per TMZ. After the Vatican elected Cardinal Robert Prevost as Pope Leo 14, Lee took to Instagram and made his boldest championship declaration yet. In a post that featured nothing but an image of the new pope, Lee drew a spiritual line from the Sistine Chapel all the way to Madison Square Garden. His logic?
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clutchpoints.com | Burtland Dixon |Nish Patel
Steve Nash’s newest chapter begins not on the hardwood, but in the broadcast booth. The two-time NBA MVP and former Brooklyn Nets head coach will join Amazon’s Prime Video coverage of the NBA next season as both a studio analyst and live game commentator. And according to Nash, LeBron James deserves a bit of credit for the media pivot, per AwfulAnnouncing.
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1 week ago | 
clutchpoints.com | Burtland Dixon |Nish Patel
The Boston Celtics might’ve lost more than just a playoff game on Wednesday night to the New York Knicks—they took a hit to pride, momentum, and even Paul Pierce’s soles, per FoxSports. After boldly guaranteeing a Game 2 win on FS1’s Speak, Pierce promised to walk to work barefoot in a bathrobe if Boston dropped another one to the Knicks. “Ain’t no way we lose again,” he said.
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1 week ago | 
yardbarker.com | Burtland Dixon
Madison Square Garden isn’t just the Mecca of Basketball right now—it’s a marketplace of madness. As the New York Knicks head into Game 3 of their Eastern Conference semifinals against the Boston Celtics with a shocking 2-0 lead, ticket prices are blowing past the thousand-dollar mark, per TMZ. It’s officially become the hottest seat in all of sports. The team’s back-to-back comeback wins have left the city buzzing and ticket platforms scrambling to keep up with surging demand.
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1 week ago | 
clutchpoints.com | Burtland Dixon |Nish Patel
Madison Square Garden isn’t just the Mecca of Basketball right now—it’s a marketplace of madness. As the New York Knicks head into Game 3 of their Eastern Conference semifinals against the Boston Celtics with a shocking 2-0 lead, ticket prices are blowing past the thousand-dollar mark, per TMZ. It’s officially become the hottest seat in all of sports. The team’s back-to-back comeback wins have left the city buzzing and ticket platforms scrambling to keep up with surging demand.
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1 week ago | 
clutchpoints.com | Burtland Dixon |Nish Patel
Tom Brady isn’t turning his back on Antonio Brown—not even now. During his recent sit-down on Impaulsive with Logan Paul, the retired quarterback peeled back the curtain on their complex relationship, reflecting on what drew him to the controversial receiver in the first place, per Complex. “I always wanted the best for him,” Brady admitted, revealing that even amid the chaos, he saw potential. A spark. Something worth fighting for.
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1 week ago | 
yardbarker.com | Burtland Dixon
Jon Jones might be a UFC legend, but even he draws the line at going toe-to-toe with a gorilla. Weighing in on one of the internet’s most unhinged hypotheticals — whether 100 men could beat a gorilla in a fight — the reigning heavyweight champ brought some clarity and a bit of humility, per TMZ. “I want you to think about the intelligence of the human being,” Jones said to TMZ Sports. “We conquered the planet, so the animals on it shouldn’t be a problem to us.” Bold, but calculated.
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yardbarker.com | Burtland Dixon
He shared the moment with fans via video, sounding more stunned than bitter. “Man, this really wild though. I can’t believe this, Celtics got me out here like this, dog,” he said, trudging along a desolate stretch of road. A Google Maps screenshot revealed his projected route: nearly 20 miles to the FS1 studio. Whether he made it the whole way is unclear, but the commitment was there. The former Finals MVP, a Celtic for 15 years, didn’t flinch when it came to keeping his word.
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1 week ago | 
clutchpoints.com | Burtland Dixon |Nish Patel
The Boston Celtics might’ve lost more than just a playoff game on Wednesday night—they took a hit to pride, momentum, and even Paul Pierce’s soles, per FoxSports. After boldly guaranteeing a Game 2 win on FS1’s Speak, Pierce promised to walk to work barefoot in a bathrobe if Boston dropped another one to the Knicks. “Ain’t no way we lose again,” he said.
