New York Knicks fans were celebrating wildly outside Madison Square Garden, reminiscent of the year 2000, after the Knicks triumphed over the Boston Celtics in Game 6. Among the throng of enthusiastic supporters was A-list actor and New York native Timothée Chalamet, who enjoyed the game from courtside before joining the crowd. He was seen celebrating alongside fellow fans, sharing high-fives and smiles on 33rd Avenue, close to one of the arena’s entrances.
The Knicks delivered an impressive performance, crushing the Celtics 119-81, which marked their first Eastern Conference Finals appearance since 2000. After a nail-biting Game 4, where the Celtics were faced with a 3-1 series deficit and Jason Tatum suffered an Achilles injury, Chalamet found joy at Game 4 but later watched the Celtics win Game 5 in Boston, taking the series back to New York.
In a lively MSG atmosphere filled with celebs, Chalamet cheered enthusiastically during Game 6, even sitting next to Bad Bunny. They shared a hug as the Knicks secured their victory in the fourth quarter. Chalamet’s dedication to the Knicks runs deep; he opted for the game over the Met Gala, and he even planned to watch Game 2 while in Rome for the David Di Donatello Awards.
The Knicks are set to face the Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Conference Finals, starting with Game 1 on Wednesday night. Exciting times ahead, indeed!
