Teen shot, World Cup bus burned in chaotic Knicks celebrations
What's new: Police took three persons of interest into custody after crowds damaged multiple buses and streets around Times Square and MSG.
What's new: Police took three persons of interest into custody after crowds damaged multiple buses and streets around Times Square and MSG.
What's new: A 17-year-old was shot in Times Square, four others were stabbed or slashed, and a school bus was set on fire.
What's new: Jalen Brunson scored 45 points and took Finals MVP as New York closed the series in five games.
What's next: New York can clinch its first NBA title since 1973 with a Game 5 win Saturday in San Antonio.
What's next: Game 5 is Saturday in San Antonio, with New York one win from its first NBA title since 1973.
What's new: The visit prompted a heavy security perimeter, disrupted access around the arena and led to the cancellation of an outdoor watch party.
What’s new: Resale tickets for Monday’s first home Finals game topped $10,000, with some listings exceeding $100,000.
What's new: Fans were redirected to Central Park and Brooklyn Bowl, while Game 4 watch parties are expected to resume.
What's new: The NBA said Trump would be the first sitting president to attend an NBA Finals game, with fans urged to arrive two hours early.
What's new: Police said one suspect was accused of punching an officer, and another faced gun and counterfeit-merchandise charges.
What's new: The NBA believes no sitting president has ever attended an NBA Finals game, and security could slow entry around the arena.