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By: Anthony Gharib
May 26, 2026, 08:01 AM Vincent Goodwill NBA insiders
American tennis star Tiafoe lost his racket while celebrating his French Open victory only to recover it after asking for it back on Instagram.
The Blues remain the only club in London to win the UCL, and they advertised stadium tours at Stamford Bridge following Arsenal's loss.
Here's a look back at what was going on in the sports and pop culture world the last time the Knicks and Spurs faced off in the NBA Finals.
The NBA will have the Larry O'Brien Trophy on center court once again. Here's a look back at the previous series that had this look.
By: Anthony Gharib
The 112th Mayor of New York City signed an executive order on Monday with the title: "repealing kids' bedtimes for Knicks Finals run."
The NYC mayor signed an executive order with the title: "repealing kids' bedtimes for Knicks Finals run."
The NBA will have the Larry O'Brien Trophy on center court once again. Here's a look back at the previous series that had this look.
Here's a look at New York's and San Antonio's uniform schedules for the NBA Finals, plus their records while wearing each thread.
By: Anthony Gharib
The cast of the NBA's grandest stage is always easy to identify. This year, there's Victor Wembanyama and Jalen Brunson. The Spurs' Coyote and Spike Lee. The ex- Knicks and Spurs in the crowd. Head coaches Mike Brown and Mitch Johnson. And of course, New York's celebrity fans courtside.
