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The first lesson of losing the Finals is to accept defeat.

When the final buzzer sounded, OG tossed the ball high into the air. Wembanyama, who had missed the last three-pointer of the season, quickly turned and left the court, walking dejectedly toward the tunnel along with the rest of the Spurs players. Only head coach Mitch, his coaching staff, and Kornet remained on the court to show respect to the opponents. Everyone certainly understands the disappointment of these young players, but showing respect to the opposition is also part of the game.
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The first lesson of losing the Finals is to accept defeat.

After 53 years of waiting! Knicks are champions! Brunson is Finals MVP!

The NBA Finals are over. The Knicks defeated the Spurs 4-1 to reclaim the NBA championship after 53 years. Regarding the Spurs' issues, yesterday's post made them very clear. In these five games, the Spurs led by 14, 12, 12, 29, and 16 respectively, and today only confirmed it once more: Are the Spurs really just a little bit short?
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After 53 years of waiting! Knicks are champions! Brunson is Finals MVP!

Mission accomplished! Kobe's widow Vanessa congratulates Brunson on his championship, echoing the Black Mamba's famous quote.

On June 15, Beijing time, Kobe Bryant's widow Vanessa posted a message congratulating New York Knicks point guard Jalen Brunson on winning the NBA championship. She shared a photo on social media with the caption: "Mission accomplished." In the decisive game, Brunson wore the Kobe 6 "Statue of Liberty" colorway sneakers. The late legendary superstar Kobe Bryant once left an iconic quote.
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Mission accomplished! Kobe's widow Vanessa congratulates Brunson on his championship, echoing the Black Mamba's famous quote.

NBA officially unveiled the championship team photo: 17 Knicks players appeared, but were Sochan and Jemison left out?

On June 15th Beijing time, the NBA officially released the Knicks' championship team photo. Including head coach Brown, a total of 17 people were pictured. However, among the players, only Sochan and Jemison were absent from the photo released by the league—could they have missed it while celebrating?
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NBA officially unveiled the championship team photo: 17 Knicks players appeared, but were Sochan and Jemison left out?

Teammate reveals Harper's frustration with playing time! Should he start next season? Or force Spurs into a tough choice.

On June 15, Beijing time, Dylan Harper's rookie season far exceeded expectations, putting San Antonio Spurs head coach Mitch Johnson in a dilemma when planning next season's rotation. After the Spurs' 90-94 loss to the Knicks, Spurs guard Vassell praised Harper in a press conference, calling him a rising star.
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Teammate reveals Harper's frustration with playing time! Should he start next season? Or force Spurs into a tough choice.

The Knicks have landed in New York! Brunson steps off the plane holding the championship trophy, and citywide celebrations will last for a week.

On June 15 Beijing time, the Knicks, fresh off winning the NBA title in San Antonio, touched down at Westchester County Airport. As the team’s return flight entered New York airspace, local air traffic controllers sent congratulations over the control channel. After roughly four hours of flying, the entire team arrived back in New York to a hero’s welcome, with the airport even performing a traditional water salute for the aircraft.
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The Knicks have landed in New York! Brunson steps off the plane holding the championship trophy, and citywide celebrations will last for a week.

NBA playoff bonuses announced! Knicks players to receive $770,000 each, doubling Sochan's income

On June 15, Beijing time, the Knicks' long wait finally came to an end. The players who secured the long-awaited NBA championship for the team not only earned a place in history but also received substantial financial rewards. The Knicks players will share a generous portion of the NBA playoff bonus pool. For low-salaried players on the roster, this championship dividend represents a major boost to their income this season.
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NBA playoff bonuses announced! Knicks players to receive $770,000 each, doubling Sochan's income

1 year, $17.5 million! Sorry, Spurs! The worst sixth man in Finals history

Brunson FMVP? No, Fox FMVP is right. (Manual dog head.) This guy, as the highest-paid player on the Spurs, has performed extremely poorly. In this year's Finals, he averaged only 12.8 points per game, with a field goal percentage of just 34.3% and a three-point percentage as low as 25%. Particularly worth mentioning is that Fox signed a four-year 2.
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1 year, $17.5 million! Sorry, Spurs! The worst sixth man in Finals history

Here it comes! The Lakers are looking to poach! Hello, NBA championship center

4-1, the Knicks defeated the Spurs to officially claim this year's championship trophy, with Brunson winning Finals MVP. While the on-court game has ended, the off-court overtime continues as scheduled. Spurs fans are terrifyingly formidable—one fan managed to stand his ground against hundreds of Knicks fans without losing ground.
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Here it comes! The Lakers are looking to poach! Hello, NBA championship center

Violent incidents erupt amid New York's championship celebration: a school bus set on fire and a 17-year-old shot

On June 14 Beijing time, after the Knicks won the NBA championship, New York City erupted in celebration. While most fans celebrated responsibly, multiple violent incidents occurred overnight: a school bus was deliberately set ablaze, and a 17-year-old was shot in the foot. The incident took place near the Port Authority Bus Terminal at 42nd Street and Eighth Avenue, with video footage showing the school bus engulfed in flames.
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Violent incidents erupt amid New York's championship celebration: a school bus set on fire and a 17-year-old shot