Viral video shows fake New York Knicks celebration outside MSG, but streets stayed quiet after the 2025 NBA Cup win.

LAS VEGAS – The Knicks are saying no to the NBA Cup banner, The Post has learned. After capturing Adam Silver’s beloved tournament with Tuesday’s 124-113 win over the Spurs, the Knicks decided against a title banner because they’re “focused on the bigger picture,” a league source said.

Knicks fall to the 76ers as Mike Brown points to 18 turnovers and pressure defense that spoiled New York’s NBA Cup celebration at MSG.

The New York Knicks reportedly won’t air their not-so-dirty laundry. Per multiple reports, the Knicks will not raise a banner at Madison Square Garden to commemorate their victory in the NBA Cup in-season tournament.

The Knicks beat the San Antonio Spurs 124-113 in the NBA Cup final on Tuesday night in Las Vegas. The win was the franchise's first championship victory since winning its second NBA title in 1973.

As the New York Knicks took down the San Antonio Spurs to win the NBA Cup on Tuesday night, 124-113, an interesting question was posed when the celebration had been ongoing. With Knicks head coach Mike Brown mentioning hanging a banner at Madison Square Garden, star Karl-Anthony Towns and Josh Hart give their thoughts on doing it.

The New York Knicks surprised and also delighted pockets of fans when they decided to not hang a banner inside Madison Square Garden commemorating their NBA Cup victory.

The Los Angeles Lakers and Milwaukee Bucks, the first two NBA Cup winners, both hung banners for winning the in-season tournament.

A person with knowledge of the decision says the New York Knicks won't raise a banner at Madison Square Garden to commemorate their NBA Cup championship. The Knicks do plan to celebrate the title

The Knicks (17-7) open the NBA Cup semifinals in Las Vegas against the Magic (15-10) in a rematch of last Sunday’s physical 106–100 New York win at MSG. Orlando leads the season series 2–1. New York will miss Miles McBride’s defense and shooting,

Box score for the Philadelphia 76ers vs. New York Knicks NBA game from December 19, 2025 on ESPN. Includes all points, rebounds and steals stats.