Yankee Stadium was buzzing with excitement on Monday night as Knicks fans celebrated a thrilling victory over the Boston Celtics. The Knicks pulled off a stunning 108-105 win in overtime during Game 1 of their playoff series, leaving fans in both the Bronx and Madison Square Garden ecstatic.
As the Yankees played their game, news of the Knicks’ comeback spread through Yankee Stadium. Fans erupted in cheers, especially during the seventh inning, when Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay acknowledged the crowd’s excitement. He reported that the Knicks had just defeated the Celtics, prompting a wave of celebration among the baseball fans.
The atmosphere was electric. Fans in Yankee Stadium followed the game on their phones, and a brief chant of "Boston Sucks!" could be heard in the stands. This excitement wasn’t limited to Yankee Stadium; it also spilled over to Madison Square Garden, where Knicks fans gathered for a viewing party. Inside the arena, cheers filled the air as Mikal Bridges secured the victory in the final seconds of the game. The celebration continued outside the venue as fans poured into the streets, reveling in their team’s success.
The Knicks had been down by 20 points in the third quarter but fought back to win in overtime, defying expectations as underdogs. Coach Tom Thibodeau praised his team’s resilience, noting their growth throughout the season and their ability to handle adversity.
With this victory, the Knicks took a 1-0 lead in the series against the Celtics. Game 2 is set for Wednesday, and fans are eager to see if the Knicks can build on this momentum. The energy in New York is palpable, as both basketball and baseball fans unite in their support for their teams.