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Just two New York icons.
Today, New Yorkers will take to the streets to honor the Knicks, who clinched the NBA championship with their historic victory in five games. As Page Six exclusively reported, the parade will begin at 10 a.m. at Battery Park and end with a performance by Alicia Keys.
To celebrate, the New York Post is doubling down on its homage to its hometown heroes with limited-edition T-shirts and a very special printed cover. From now on, this cover will be known as the Nick York Post.
If you want to “participate” in good old New York, buy your T-shirts and cover merchandise now. ‘Cause once they’re gone, it’s over, baby.
The shirts come in blue, orange and white and come in sizes XS-3X and spell out “Knick York Post” in the team’s colors in the famous shadow font.
That’s not all. Today’s June 18th cover will also be on sale and framed to hang in your home as a memento of the glory of the 2026 NBA season. There are several options, including original covers, posters, and shields.
While you’re shopping, check out all of our Knicks-inspired Post merchandise, including Finals covers, hats, sweatshirts, and more.
We don’t often give it our all, but it’s been 53 years since the Knickerbockers won an NBA championship, so we had no choice but to give it our all.
This is arguably the most iconic Post cover since 1983’s “Headless Corpse in a Topless Bar,” but while it seems like years ago, it was actually more recent than the last time the Knicks won a championship.
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