Grant Irving

Absolutely not.

Yeah, I choose to raise a family in New York City.

It's very difficult.

It is not easy to do this.

My kids are confined in an apartment that is yay big, and I think it's good for them because they get cultured, they ride the subway, they see all walks of life.

And a lot of times, in the last few years, there's been everyone leaving New York.

We're going to Miami, we're going to Palm Beach, we're moving to the suburbs, Scarsdale.

And we have been 10 toes down.

It's moments like this where you see the city all come together.

I see the governor and the mayor on the floats.

I don't need to see them today.

I want to see the non-politics of this whole thing.

I want to see everyone together, and that's what this Knicks run was.

It was all five boroughs.

It was the outer boroughs.

it was all races all ages all generations all walks of life socioeconomic everybody was all in on this knicks run and it was a really happy pleasant amazing month of may and june and i really think it was because of the new york knicks people say hello on the street

People are wearing their Knicks gear.

Everyone is embracing everybody.

And I got to say, I get overwhelmed with emotion about a few things.

New York City is one of them, and the power of sports is the other.