Cam Johnson explains why he won't cheer for Knicks after Bridges' championship
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 16, 2026, 11:25 AM
Last updated Jun 16, 2026
Denver Nuggets forward Cam Johnson spoke on Monday’s podcast, addressing why he cannot bring himself to support the New York Knicks, despite close friend Mikal Bridges winning an NBA championship with the team this season. Johnson expressed joy for Bridges’ success, which brought him emotional moments, but acknowledged his unwillingness to root for the franchise. He continues to admire Bridges and those he knows on the team, but maintains a broader reluctance to cheer for any team. Bridges played a key role in the Finals, securing the championship, and Johnson's trade speculation continues as the Nuggets explore potential player moves.
- •Cam Johnson praises Mikal Bridges' championship achievement.
- •Johnson expresses reluctance to support the Knicks.
- •Bridges had a crucial role in the NBA Finals.
- •Johnson's name is involved in trade speculation.
- •Knicks' championship parade is scheduled for Thursday.
- 11:25 AMYahoo Sports — ’I’m Not Going to Cheer for the Knicks, Period’ — Nuggets Wing Cam Johnson Explains Why He’ll Never Root for NY
"Denver Nuggets’ Cam Johnson watched close friend Mikal Bridges capture an NBA championship with the New York Knicks this season. Undoubtedly thrilled to see Bridges reach the pinnacle of success, Johnson made it clear that he’s not quite ready to celebrate a Knicks championship himself.
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