New York City celebrates Knicks NBA championship with ticker-tape parade
New Yorkers lined the streets of lower Manhattan Thursday morning to watch the New York Knicks parade down Broadway.
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4 developments- Jun 14Only lean-right coverage:NYC reveals new details about what could be its biggest parade ever to hail Knicks
- Jun 15Historic Knicks NBA championship has New Yorkers dancing in the streets: ‘Unifying the world’
- Jun 17New York City celebrates Knicks NBA Finals victory with ticker-tape parade
- Jun 19The New York Knicks finally got their parade and the streets told the story
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Quiet for 102 daysLast development · Jun 19 — The New York Knicks finally got their parade and the streets told the story
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7 viewpointsNew York Knicks revel in their NBA victory parade as joyous fans and celebs fill the streets
Throngs of Knicks fans surge into Lower Manhattan to witness historic parade
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8 viewpointsThe New York Knicks finally got their parade and the streets told the story
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2 viewpointsOwn Knicks history: Buy the NY Post’s official championship parade day paper
Knicks heralded as kings of NYC as millions attend estimated largest ticker-tape parade — and party — in city’s history
The Knicks' playoff run that ended in a championship and parade is worth at least $380 million to New York City
All the viewing areas for Knicks ticker-tape parade are already full — hours before epic celebration begins: NYPD
Giddy Knicks fans ready to pay $750 to have someone hold a spot for them at NYC parade