Shane Brennan

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1,188 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 4d ago

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Indo Sport · Knicks fever, a New York phenomenon | Ireland's NFL future | Hockey's bizarre anomaly | US Sports Roundtable 🇺🇸 · 27 May 2026 podcast

Will always talks about St.

John's and how they had a really nice time in the college basketball playoffs last year.

So...

I think it really is just that deep connection with something that everybody can get around in the Knicks because you mentioned the Nets.

The Nets didn't play in Brooklyn until 2012.

And even then, they haven't really built up a fan base.

Anybody who's gone to New York and has fancy taken an NBA game can tell that because if they look for a ticket in Madison Square Garden, it's multiple times the price of trying to get one in Brooklyn, which is you can get for dirt cheap because nobody really wants to plug in there because the Knicks really bring out the color.

And the thing about that as well is New York at the moment is going through the longest season

championship drought in the big four sports in its history.

Not since February 2011 when the Giants beat the Patriots have a New York team won any championships and like they have the greatest opportunity to do so because they've had consistently had two in each of the sports leagues three of you include the New Jersey Devils in hockey over that time and they still haven't got it over the line.

So because of there's a sense unlike let's say what's happening in Boston or in LA that it's within the city everybody can dig into the one team and

Everyone's kind of been unified through pain because the Knicks have been so relevant.

Even when there was hope last year, when the Patriots managed to get through them and Therese Halliburton doing the whole choking celebration, which links back to something that happened in the 90s as well when Reggie Miller got over them and bad fortune befell the Knicks as well.

So I think there's a real, unlike a lot of things in New York, which is, you know, people dig into it because of success, like in the case of the Yankees, or people dig into it because of, or people can get distracted because of all the other things happening.

There's something about the Knicks that just really plugs into who you are if you were growing up in New York, whether that is somebody who's grown up in the Bronx or whether you're Timothy Chalamet who grew up just down the road.

Of course, of course.

I've turned my back on New York.

Ever since I became a Patriots fan, I don't think anybody really wants you back.

On that point about the way it's being central.

So, you know, Madison Square Garden is built on top of Penn Station, which is one of the main stations.

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