Hour 2 – Knicks Parade Projections, Tim Legler
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What are the expected attendance numbers for the Knicks parade?
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This is one of those, if you're a New Yorker, you know where to go and not go. You've got to be careful. School's out. But there are certain places where you're going to go, oh, the parade route. And I've been caught in that one time before where you think that you're going to be able to escape and you can't. And then you're kind of stuck and you're not moving for a couple hours. But it's a good problem to have if you're a New Yorker with this celebration. I think estimates are close to 4 million people who might be showing up. It might be more than that. uh i didn't realize there were this many knicks fans but uh once again i have a friend i've known for 27 years he shows up had playing golf had a knicks hat on knicks shirt and i go i didn't know you're a knicks fan i never well i never had any reason to you know tell you i said okay yes marvin there'll never be a bigger parade in history of new york sports right
Because every other fan base is split. Yeah, that's right. Because I was thinking, you know, we've seen the Giants parade, Rangers parade. The Jets and Mets would not be the same. Just because, as you said, you're kind of split. You know, the Knicks own New York and the five boroughs. But, yeah, this would probably be, even if the Jets somehow won a Super Bowl,
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the expected attendance numbers for the Knicks parade?
0:00–10:19
2
What are the best viewing spots for the Knicks parade in New York?
10:19–12:51
3
How does the Knicks' fanbase compare to other New York sports teams?
12:51–17:03
4
What factors contributed to the Knicks' successful season?
17:03–28:41
5
How did fatigue affect the Knicks during the playoffs?
28:41–30:46
6
What is the identity of the Knicks as a team?
30:46–37:19
7
How does Jalen Brunson's performance impact the Knicks' future?
37:19–44:12
8
What are the implications of Giannis potentially moving to another team?
44:12–53:32