These were the Knicks fans who still came, who didn’t get a spot by the barricades and still joined in the joyous celebration.
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The Knicks are inspiring an entire generation of players ready to take the game to new heights at their Long Island high school gyms next fall.
Thousands of fans flooded the streets of New York to celebrate the basketball team's first championship title in more than 50 years.
The New York Knicks won the NBA Finals on Saturday, generating a citywide energy that culminated in a massive parade on Thursday.
Today, Bloomberg's Mike Mckee discusses newly minted Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's impact on future decisions as the Fed takes on a hawkish bent under his leadership. Then, Sherry Paul, managing director and private wealth advisor at Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management, on how she is approaching the investment market as tech stocks dominate the majority of growth. Plus, Deep Fission CEO Liz Muller is joined by Bloomberg's Will Wade to discuss strides in nuclear power innovation as her company begins trading. Finally, Randall Williams recounts the New York Knicks championship ticker tape parade and previews this weekend's slate of World Cup games. (Source: Bloomberg)