Knicks’ parade is bigger than a championship — it’s 80 years of New York basketball
The New York Knicks are set to have a parade to celebrate their championship, which is a historic moment for the team and the city. The parade will take place on Thursday and is expected to draw a large crowd, with millions of fans lining the streets to cheer on the team. The event is not just a celebration of the team's championship, but also a nod to the 80-year history of the Knicks in New York basketball.
- ▪The New York Knicks have been in the basketball business since 1946.
- ▪The team has never had a parade before, despite being in the league for 80 years.
- ▪The parade will take place on Thursday, starting from Battery Park and ending at City Hall.
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New York Knicks Mike Vaccaro Knicks’ parade is bigger than a championship — it’s 80 years of New York basketball By Mike Vaccaro Published June 18, 2026, 8:11 a.m. ET The Knicks have been in basketball business since 1946. They have never had a parade. They will get one Thursday, all right. They will take that regal ride up Broadway, from Battery Park to City Hall, and there’ll be a million or two of their closest friends lining either side of the street. See Also New York Knicks Handshake line difference between Knicks and Spurs says everything There isn’t a lot of use for ticker tape these days, but someone at Western Union should spend the morning combing through basements, attics and archives.
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