New York City sees widespread street celebrations after the New York Knicks advance to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999. Multiple outlets report that the team defeats the Cleveland Cavaliers in a decisive, one-sided game, described as a 130-93 blowout. The result completes the Knicks’ run to the Finals, culminating in what sources characterize as a sweep of the Cavaliers. Following the final buzzer, thousands of Knicks supporters gather across the city to party, with coverage describing crowded streets and disruption. Accounts emphasize the scale of fan turnout and the intensity of celebrations, characterizing the scene as chaotic, with fans swarming major areas rather than staying confined to arenas. The reports collectively frame the event as a citywide reaction to the franchise’s return to the NBA Finals, alongside attention to the disorder that accompanies large-scale public celebrations. No additional details are provided across the sources about specific incidents, arrests, or official responses beyond the general description of chaos and celebration.