Austin Reaves praises Knicks' resilience in NBA championship run
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 11, 2026, 11:54 PM
Last updated Jul 11, 2026
Austin Reaves of the Los Angeles Lakers commended the New York Knicks for their recent NBA championship achievement during an appearance on the Dan Patrick Show. He pointed out the team's strong camaraderie and ability to overcome significant deficits throughout the playoffs. The Knicks faced adversity at various stages, including in the first round and the finals against the San Antonio Spurs, yet they demonstrated unity and perseverance, ultimately claiming their first title since 1973. Reaves' remarks highlight the rebuilding success of the franchise, indicating their positive trajectory after years of struggles.
- •Reaves noted the Knicks' strong team bond and resilience.
- •The Knicks overcame multiple playoff challenges to win the championship.
- •Reaves connected with Knicks players during his time with Team USA.
- •New York's victory marked their first championship since 1973.
- •Reaves' praise signals optimism for the Knicks' future.
- 11:54 PMYahoo Sports — Lakers' Austin Reaves sends clear message to Knicks on championship they shouldn't ignore
"The Los Angeles Lakers' star guard didn't mince his words on the New York Knicks' recent title run.
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