The Knicks finally brought the Larry O’Brien Trophy back to New York City after 53 long years, and the Valley of Champions is still shaking.
Not even overcast skies could dampen the city’s electric spirit during Wednesday’s historic parade.
The huge party began the moment the final buzzer sounded in New York’s audacious 94-90 Game 5 playoff, and the energy of the win carried right into one of the biggest championship performances in New York City history.
Millions of fans packed Broadway early on June 18 to watch the Knicks floats roll from Battery Park to City Hall, turning the streets into a sea of orange and blue. The morning reached its climax when Mayor Zahran Mamdani handed over the keys to the city to a shirtless Jeremy Suchan — of course, it wouldn’t be a real New York celebration without Alicia Keys A special rendition of “Empire State of Mind” belts to close the concert.
Our boys got every bit of the celebration, truly earning another legendary front page for the New York Post.
Whether you’re braving the confetti storm on Broadway or just want to frame a piece of Knicks history in your fan cave, today’s Parade Edition paper perfectly captures the city’s unparalleled enthusiasm.
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This once-in-a-lifetime spectacle has taken the streets of New York by storm, making heroism seem real. The Knicks got to bask in the glory of their historic win, joined by a sea of supportive and screaming fans.
Remember the city’s triumphant and united spirit for years to come with a cover that captures the joy on the outside and includes in-depth parade coverage on the inside.
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