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Spike Lee already thinking about Knicks’ next championship: ‘Back to back’

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Spike Lee already thinking about Knicks’ next championship: ‘Back to back’
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Spike Lee is already thinking about the Knicks' next championship after they won their first NBA Finals title since 1973. The longtime fan and season ticket holder since 1985 is being called on by other celebrities, including Kevin Hart, to receive a championship ring from the team. Lee's passion for the Knicks is well-known, and he has been a constant presence at their games throughout the years.

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Publication timeSun, 14 Jun 2026 17:39:37 -0400
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nba finals NBA Spike Lee already thinking about Knicks’ next championship: ‘Back to back’ By Grace McCarron Published June 14, 2026, 5:39 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Spike Lee saw one championship and immediately started thinking about the next one. After the Knicks clinched their first NBA Finals championship since 1973 on Saturday night, the longtime fan was asked his thoughts. “Back to back!” Lee answered with a smile. View this post on Instagram The Knicks superfan has been a season ticket holder since 1985, which also happened to be Patrick Ewing’s rookie season.

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