Celebrate the Knicks’ championship win with our exclusive Knick York Post shirt
Just two New York icons.
Today, New Yorkers will be packing the city’s streets in honor of the Knicks, who clinched the NBA Championship in a dazzling, historic win in five games. The parade starts at 10 a.m. at Battery Park and will close with a performance by Alicia Keys, as exclusively reported by Page Six.
To celebrate, The New York Post is doubling up on homages to the hometown heroes with a limited-edition T-shirt and a very special print cover — which for today shall be known as the Knick York Post.
If you want to “be a part of it” in old New York, shop the tees and cover merch today. Because once they’re gone, that’s it, baby.
The shirts are offered in blue, orange and white and sizes XS-3X, with “Knick York Post” spelled out in the team’s colors in our famous shadow font.
That’s not all — today’s cover, June 18, will also be for sale, to frame and display in your home as a keepsake of the glory that was the 2026 NBA season. There are a few options — including the original cover, posters and plaques.
While you’re shopping, check out all of our Knicks-inspired Post merch, including more covers from the finals, hats, sweatshirts and more.
We don’t go all out often, but since it’s been 53 years since the Knickerbockers won the NBA Championship, we couldn’t help ourselves.
This is sure to be the most iconic Post cover since 1983’s “Headless Body in Topless Bar,” which seems like ages ago — although it was actually more recent than the last time the Knicks were champs.
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