Actor Timothée Chalamet says he would prefer a championship win for the New York Knicks over winning an Academy Award. During SportsCenter coverage, Chalamet comments that he “way rather” would have a Knicks championship than an Oscar, framing his preference in a joking, emphatic way. The remarks come after the Knicks win their first title in 53 years. Multiple outlets note that Chalamet is a courtside presence during the NBA Finals and is watching the games from courtside seats, including during the Knicks’ decisive championship moment. One report places him at Madison Square Garden, while another describes him courtside in San Antonio for Game 5. Across the coverage, the central point is that, following New York’s championship, Chalamet publicly links the team’s achievement to his personal priorities, expressing that the Knicks’ title would matter more to him than an Oscar.
Timothée Chalamet says he’d choose a Knicks title over an Oscar
Actor Timothée Chalamet says he would prefer a championship win for the New York Knicks over winning an Academy Award. During SportsCenter coverage, Chalamet comments that he “way rather” would have a...
- Timothée Chalamet says he would rather have a New York Knicks championship than an Oscar.
- He makes the comments during SportsCenter coverage following the Knicks’ title.
- The Knicks win their first championship in 53 years, according to the reports.
- Chalamet watches the NBA Finals courtside and is present at games during the championship run.
- Outlets describe his courtside location differently, including Madison Square Garden and San Antonio for Game 5.
Timothée Chalamet, who was a courtside staple at Madison Square Garden during the NBA Finals, told SportsCenter that he would “way rather” have a New York Knicks championship than an Oscar. “Way rather this than the Oscars! Come on, baby!” Chalamet said courtside at the Frost Bank Center on Saturday night, moments after the Knicks […]
2 months agoActor Timothée Chalamet was courside in San Antonio for Game 5 of the NBA Finals to watch his Knicks win their first title in 53 years.
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