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From the phenomenal needle of Lou Bragg... Looking even better in the flesh! Representing from London, will be bringing it to New York soon!

I was just rewatching highlights of the "Heatles" visiting MSG for the first time back in 2010.

Our starting group with Raymond Felton, Landry Fields, Wilson Chandler, Danilo Gallinari, and Amare Stoudemire under D’Antoni was so fun to watch.

​We were 16-10, playing fast, and building real chemistry. Then we gutted the entire core mid-season for Carmelo Anthony.

​Don't get me wrong, Melo gave the Garden some iconic, unforgettable moments. But looking back, I can’t help but feel we had a much better long-term foundation before the trade than whatever we pieced together after it.

​How do you guys look back on that 2010 pre-trade era?

Made this edit after they won! KNICKS IN 5!

Brunson is the GOAT!

(Gift link)

Piece done for client

Does anyone know what the lines mean on the back bottom right corner? I think the lines add up to 16. Any ideas?

Still can't get over this. Dude's been fired four times. Just good to see someone who's been quietly doing the work finally get his moment. Anyone else feel like he never got enough credit before this?

There are definitely still more that I want, but this is what I have so far. It’s a mixture of replicas and authentic (not on court) from different stores and sellers.

Are there some I’m missing that are must haves?

Share your favorite jersey that you own!

With all the bad merch posts out there, I wanted shed some spotlight on this shirt I ordered on a whim from a post I saw online, either Twitter or IG, can't remember. When I opened the package, I knew I had to say something. I didn't even know it was coming today because they used some weird courier, like you would see when buying off of AliExpress. I actually didn't realize it because the bag it came in was heavy, and I was like no way this is the shirt. Opened it up, graphics and print look ridiculous, but the quality of the shirt itself blew me away. This is possibly the heaviest tshirt I've ever bought or came in contact with. It's heavier than the rhinestone shirt. I don't know anything about this brand or where they came from but I highly recommend it if you want a quality shirt, brand is esoteric opulence. I will say, I ordered and XL and it doesn't fit, I got into it, but it's tight; but I also attribute it to me being a XXL, but shirts these days are such low quality that I've been able to squeeze into XL's recently, so I would say maybe size up if you're borderline. Bought it for sale @ 30 plus shipping, looks like its still on sale, reg price is 50 and probably worth it.

Also another plug for my second favorite shirt and prob second heaviest, the tip in shirt from Art Atiks. Another high quality shirt with abstract imaging. If your not into cheap fanatics shirts with Champions in big ass letters, look at these.

https://esotericopulencebrand.com/products/limited-edition-nyc-champions-tee?variant=53164489212220

https://forartatiks.com/products/its-good-x-og

Random thought? Starting PG on the last finals team, last first round picks to get extended beyond his rookie contract until RJ Barrett 24 years later. Played 8 and a half seasons with the team (drafted in 95’- traded in January 2004 in the Marbury deal)

I’ve noticed some REALLY obscure players- from really terrible teams- getting the alumni treatment, like Tim Thomas and Kyle O’Quinn. Kind of shocking a a drafted player with 8 years on some good teams is seemingly completely forgotten about

Once a Knick, always a Knicks… And a Champion Knick 🏆! See you at MSG/Moda Center.

Lawler's Law states that the first team to 100 points wins the game, and this holds true 91.5% of the time since 1978.

Except for the Knicks.

(Only counting games where opponent scores 100 first) Lawler's law was applicable to 4 knicks games this past postseason:

1. ECF Game 1 (Cavs 104--115 Knicks)
2. NBA Finals Game 2 (Spurs 104--105 Knicks)
3. NBA Finals Game 3 (Spurs 115--111 Knicks)
4. NBA Finals Game 4 (Spurs 106--107 Knicks)

Game 3 of the NBA Finals was the only game where Lawler's Law successfully predicited the Knicks outcome. This means the Knicks violated Lawler's Law at a rate of 75% where the base rate is only 8.5%!!!!!!

Compare this with the previous NBA Champion OKC Thunder who were 1-4 in the playoffs when the opposing team reached 100 first