New York is in need of some good vibes.
A medium paid a visit to Madison Square Garden on Tuesday, aiming to channel the clutch spirit of Knicks legend Willis Reed and banish the negative energy following a disappointing Game 3 loss to the Spurs.
After the Knicks’ defeat, superstitious fans were seen burning sage outside MSG to cleanse the atmosphere, while the Post facilitated a unique effort to reach out to the spiritual realm.
Award-winning medium Bianca Rose journeyed from Long Island to the iconic venue armed with tarot cards, a Ouija board, a spirit portal, and a silver bell, all in hopes of boosting the team’s luck ahead of Game 4 on Wednesday night.
Standing outside the arena, Rose closed her eyes, rang a small silver bell repeatedly, and wore headphones connected to a device meant for communicating with spirits, softly chanting and trying to invoke Reed’s spirit.
Rose claimed she successfully connected with Reed, the legendary center who famously played despite a thigh injury in Game 7 of the 1970 NBA Finals, a game the Knicks ultimately won.
Reed, affectionately known as “The Captain,” passed away in 2023 at 80, leaving behind a significant mark as a key figure in New York’s basketball history.
His famous emergence from the arena’s tunnels is one of the most unforgettable moments in NBA Finals lore.
Rose noted she kept seeing the number 6, which might hint at the games needed to secure an NBA Finals series. Currently, the Knicks hold a 2-1 series standing.
“I kept seeing the number six,” the clairvoyant shared with the Post. “These are good signs.”
Additionally, paranormal investigators reached out to Charles and Helen Dolan, parents of Knicks owner James Dolan, and reported that Charles expressed he was “really happy” with what was coming.
During her tarot reading, Rose drew cards that symbolized defiance and renewal, suggesting a team ready to push forward without concern for outside opinions.
A fan who observed the séance remarked that this ritual was essential following the Game 3 loss.
“We need this,” he commented. “I feel optimistic heading into Game 4,” he expressed regarding the cleansing.
The Knicks faced their first setback since April 23 against the Spurs on Monday, bringing an end to their impressive 13-game winning streak.
Game 4 is set to take place on Wednesday at Madison Square Garden.
