Dwyane Wade praises Knicks as team moves toward NBA Finals
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 3:36 AM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
Dwyane Wade has recognized the New York Knicks during a tribute, highlighting the team's journey and the legacy of past players like Walt Frazier and Carmelo Anthony. Wade expressed admiration for the current roster, as they stand just two wins away from the Larry O’Brien trophy, a significant achievement given the Knicks’ struggles since their last championship in 1973. The Knicks have showcased strong performances in the ongoing Finals against the San Antonio Spurs, winning the first two games. As Game 3 approaches, Wade has called for standout performances from Spurs' player Victor Wembanyama. The upcoming game at Madison Square Garden, which marks the venue's first playoff game since 1999, is expected to draw substantial fanfare and attendance from notable figures.
- •Dwyane Wade honors Knicks legends in heartfelt tribute
- •Knicks lead the Finals 2-0 against the Spurs
- •Game 3 set for Madison Square Garden, first since 1999
- •Wade urges Wembanyama to elevate his performance
- •Major attendance expected, including political figures
- 3:36 AMYahoo Sports — Dwyane Wade’s Powerful Knicks Tribute Sparks Emotional Surge as Legends Like Melo and Frazier Get Long-Awaited Respect
"Dwyane Wade, a former NBA player, is aware that since the New York Knicks have been mediocre for so long, supporters have been waiting for a group to lead the team to triumph. This year’s roster has made the lifelong supporters proud of what the team has achieved. The Knicks are two wins away from [...]
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