#nyc basketball

[hellyeahrihannafenty]

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NY Liberty Victory Parade, October 24th, 2024

The New York Liberty are the WNBA Champions after a long and difficult season. Today, a victory parade and ceremony was held in Lower Manhattan in the Canyon of Heroes to honor these amazing athletes.

It has been a great year for the league , with record-breaking attendance at all WNBA games, as well as record-breaking viewership. Game 5 of the WNBA Finals averaged an incredible 2.15 million viewers, becoming the largest audience for a finals game since 1999.

So congratulations, New York -- we finally have a winning sports team again! And women's sports are finally gaining well-deserved popularity and recognition.

[chalamet-chalamet]

New/old of Timothée Chalamet and Adam Sandler in NYC last July (7/20/23). 🏀

TikTok credit to attackskeleton

[newyorkthegoldenage]

The New York Knicks hired Nat "Sweetwater" Clifton, seen here on August 2, 1958, as the first African-American player with an official contract in the National Basketball Association.

Photo: New York Daily News

[jettpack]

Some of my gouache pleinairs

1. Berkeley, CA

2. View of Cesar Chavez bridge from 6th street viaduct, Los Angeles

3. Baxter street, Echo park, Los Angeles

4. Cesar chavez bridge, Los Angeles

5. The Richmond, San Francisco

6. Lower east side, NYC

From 2020-2023 ish

[11oh1]

by: @janabrevick

[doubleclutch]

Once a Knick, always a Knicks

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[peachymetimmy]

🥵🥵

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[ghost-37]

New York or Nowhere! 🏀

[itsmyfriendisaac]

The Basketball Diaries: in this biographical drama, an athletic high school student plummets into the depths of drug addiction. Although Jim Carroll's life is a complete mess, he's still finds the time to consistently write in his composition notebook!

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[coachtfd]

Ionescu is so clutch, that is all. 🤯🤯🤯

“If you can shoot, you can shoot.”

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[newyorkthegoldenage]

Nat Holman, coach of the City College of New York (CCNY to locals) "Cinderella team" waves from the shoulders of his players at Madison Square Garden after his team beat Bradley University to capture the NCAA title, March 28, 1950. Ten days earlier, CCNY had beaten Bradley to win the National Invitation Tournament. Years later, when the NCAA celebrated its 75th anniversary, CCNY's "double" of winning the NIT and NCAA tournaments in a two-week span was pronounced the Number 1 moment in the organization's history.

Photo: Associated Press