Мэдисон Скуэр Гарденд болсон ёслолын ажиллагааны үеэр Нью-Йорк Никс 2025-26 оны NBA-ын аварга цол болон NBA Cup-ын туг мандуулж, тоглогчиддоо аваргын бөгж гардуулсан байна.
Өнгөрсөн шөнө болсон тус арга хэмжээнд Кэм Шлиттлер болон Бэн Райс нар оролцжээ. Энэхүү ёслол нь багийн хувьд түүхэн улирлын үргэлжлэл боллоо.
Өнөөдрийн хувьд NBA-ын плэй-оффын тоглолт байхгүй бөгөөд сайт дээр Жазз Чишолм Жр-ийн 2026 оны улирлын үзүүлэлт болон Эдди Фордын төрсөн өдрийн талаарх тэмдэглэлүүд нийтлэгдсэн байна. Уншигчдаас Никсийн ёслолын ажиллагааг үзсэн эсэх болон Милуоки Брюэрс, Тампа Бэй Рэйс багуудад тоглож байсан тоглогчийн талаар асуултууд асуужээ.
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NEW YORK, NY – SEPTEMBER 25: Josh Hart of the New York Knicks throws out the ceremonial first pitch before game 2 of a doubleheader between the Baltimore Orioles and the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium on September 25, 2026 in New York, New York. (Photo by New York Yankees/Getty Images) | Getty Images
At Madison Square Garden last night, the Knicks unveiled their 2025-26 NBA Champions banner, gave out some very fancy rings, and they even threw in an NBA Cup banner as well because hell, why not? It was a season for the ages. Cam Schlittler and Ben Rice were in attendance. Remember when the Yankees had events like these? Granted, the most recent ones phased out a championship flag going up a flagpole and just stuck to the rings, which I thought was unfortunate. That was fun! Oh well. Maybe we’ll see another one someday.
It’s a shorter day for us on the site today, but don’t miss Kevin running through the disappointment of Jazz Chisholm Jr.‘s 2026 season (which was not a 50-50 season) and Kento wishing a happy birthday to a fella named Eddie Ford. Whitey would have turned 98 today, and it feels fitting that he and his pal Mickey Mantle had birthdays within one day of each other, albeit with Mantle three years younger. What a twosome they made for opposing teams to have to deal with in the 1950s.
Today’s Playoff Matchup:
Offday.
Questions/Prompts:
1. Did you watch any of the Knicks’ championship ceremony last night?
2. Here’s an Immaculate Grid-esque question: Who is the first player that comes to mind who played for both the Brewers and Rays?
