Diehard Knicks Celeb Pleads With Fans to Stop Violent Brawls

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Diehard Knicks Celeb Pleads With Fans to Stop Violent Brawls

Brad Penner / IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect Diehard Knicks fan Ben Stiller has decried his team’s fans for violently attacking opposing fans and rioting after New York lost its first home NBA Finals game in 27 years. Stiller, 60, who has been a Knicks courtside mainstay since he began attending games with his father, comedian Jerry Stiller, in the 1970s, condemned his team’s fanbase after their dramatic 115-111 loss to the San Antonio Spurs at Madison Square Garden on Monday. “Being a Knick fan doesn’t mean being disrespectful to Spurs fans in any way,” the Zoolander star wrote on X . “We get caught up during the games but we gotta show respect to our fellow humans…" Read more at The Daily Beast.

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