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No sex during playoffs? Knicks’ Mikal Bridges addresses odd request by owner James Dolan
Bridges said the pre-title demand helped fuel the Knicks’ run as the team celebrated its first championship in 53 years.
- The Knicks are celebrating their first championship in 53 years following a historic run, as the city prepares for a victory parade in Manhattan on Thursday.
- Mikal Bridges went viral on Monday while celebrating the title on Instagram, where the 6'6" wing discussed various topics including the team's owner and a controversial pre-season mandate.
- Bridges addressed Knicks owner Dolan's unusual request, humorously questioning the mandate that reportedly required players to abstain from sexual activity for 10 weeks to maintain focus.
- During a Good Morning America appearance, OG Anunoby captured social media attention with his stoic silence when asked about coach Mike Brown, leaving teammates to answer.
- Anunoby later revealed to Michael Strahan on air that he attempted to dunk his game-winning tip-in during Game 4, a play completing a 29-point comeback alongside Jalen Brunson.
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Knicks Owner James Dolan Asked Players to Give Up Sex Before NBA Championship Win
After the New York Knicks won the NBA championships June 13, Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart shared a glimpse of owner James Dolan asking the players not to have sex as a way to "get the edge."
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