The New York Knicks haven’t been good in some time. Between dysfunction from the front office, a toxic culture, and a history of losing, the team has been the laughing stock of the league for years.
But now, after winning their eighth straight game, the Knicks seem to be turning things around, and a major culture shift could be happening before our very eyes.
Amid the victory, which has the team fourth in the East, fans were seen celebrating and cheering outside the arena.
Knicks fans after winning eight straight and taking No. 4 in the East
(via @ThePointGodNBA) pic.twitter.com/i5L8Qvg1CJ
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) April 22, 2021
On Twitter, there were plenty of positive vibes from people who are glad to see the Knicks finally doing well.
Knicks haven’t made the playoffs since 2013 they really deserve this
— Official
(38-20)And(0-0) (@Officialj0nn) April 22, 2021
Nothing better than feeling the sensation that you run NY. Nets fans can’t relate.
— DANIEL JONES SZN (@Jake_0223) April 22, 2021
The league is better when the Knicks are good
— lil womack (@fark_Xx3) April 22, 2021
I honestly can’t help it but smile to see knicks fans happy
—
o (21-32)/Tank for Suggs
(@KingMo_S) April 22, 2021
Imagine if they win a playoff game pic.twitter.com/NaZBtPFGPJ
— Sleepymatriz (@sleepymatriz) April 22, 2021
The NBA is a better place when the Knicks are good pic.twitter.com/6agD3utlzX
— Did the Knicks Win? (@knickswintrack) April 22, 2021
Anyone slandering Knicks fans for celebrating like that is a fool. The Knicks have sucked for 20+ years minus a few decent season’s in the early 2010’s, Knicks fans finally see light at the end of a dark tunnel with a great future ahead they have right to celebrate like that.
— KingKiller95 (@King_Killer95) April 22, 2021
While the Knickerbockers haven’t done anything in the playoffs yet, their latest stretch (and this season in general) could be a sign that their era of darkness is coming to an end.
With so much buzz and excitement around the team, it’s easy to see how free agents might find that attractive.
For now, though, fans are just enjoying the ride — and nobody can really blame them.
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