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The New York Knicks weren’t able to get it done on Sunday and lost to the Indiana Pacers in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Their season ended in disappointment but there was a lot for fans to be happy about.
Speaking of fans, two Knicks stars greeted them after their defeat.
A video shared by NBACentral showed both Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart getting out of their cars on their way out of Madison Square Garden to meet with the fans, shake hands, give high fives, and thank them.
This act was met with strong support and love from people online.
Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart took time after the game to show love to Knicks fans
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— NBACentral (@TheDunkCentral) May 20, 2024
“Class acts,” one fan on Twitter said, celebrating the simple gesture from Brunson and Hart to the fans.
Knicks supporters were loud and proud all season long, including during Game 7 when things weren’t going in New York’s favor.
Class acts
— Adam (@CelticsAdam34) May 20, 2024
Many people said how proud they are to root for Brunson, Hart, and the rest of the roster.
These two players have become legendary this season and have earned a big place in the hearts of millions of devoted Knicks fans.
Proud to root for them
— Omar (@KingBacca22x) May 20, 2024
Many others said the Knicks would be back in the playoffs soon and this is a prediction that numerous people are making.
They feel that if the injuries hadn’t piled up, the Knicks would be the ones going to the Eastern Conference Finals.
They couldn’t do it this year, but perhaps they can in 2024–25.
They’ll be back
— JBond (@jbondwagon) May 20, 2024
Brunson is the most popular Knicks player on the roster right now and Hart is also deeply beloved by the New York crowd.
This classy gesture they made after Game 7 only makes them more cherished.
Legends for life
— NoahMuse (@JoakimMuse) May 20, 2024
Even though the Knicks didn’t achieve all their goals this year, the future still feels bright for them and their loyal fans.
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