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It didn’t take long for things to get testy on Monday night at the Garden between the Knicks and Spurs in Game 3 of the NBA Finals.

His commentary served as the impetus for asking Mikal Bridges about Thibodeau’s bench usage, which led to Bridges famously going off before a March game about his coach’s minutes distribution. 

Monday marks the Knicks' first NBA Finals game in New York in 27 years, and the stars showed up for the historic moment.

Volpe started six of the previous seven games at shortstop but produced just three hits in 22 at-bats. He walked ahead of Chisholm’s eighth-inning home run Sunday.

What’s old is new again for the Chiefs. 

When LT and Harry Carson speak, Giants listen.

Gov. Janet Mills trekked down to Boston to attend late Rep. Barney Frank's funeral as many national Democrats pray for someone to rescue them from Platner's expected clinching of the party's Senate nod.

His individual exploits have never led to group success. Never. He has lost at least 10 games in all seven of his NFL seasons.

Spike Lee is maybe hoping to give the Knicks an extra blessing on Monday night.

See what all the stars wore on the red carpet.

See what all the stars wore on the red carpet.

Trump’s appearance at the Garden marks the first time a sitting president has attended an NBA Finals game. 

What does California have to hide? After all, if the voting process were as fair, accurate and secure as Gov. Gavin Newsom and others have claimed, why not allow federal investigators to examine it? The rest of the country is, understandably, alarmed as it watches results come in from the June 2 primary — not...

NBA legend Michael Jordan was hit hard by the death of former teammate Stacey King, who died at 59 after a serious fall at his home on Saturday.

Now he is coaching the Chicago Fire in MLS — which put him in the position of being on hand for training at his team’s facility last Friday — and hosting a podcast, titled “Coaches’ Corner,” with fellow former national team coaches Bruce Arena and Bob Bradley.

The family of a coed who was allegedly raped and strangled at UC Santa Barbara is worried that clues leading authorities to her attacker could vanish when students leave campus for the summer.

Sunday marked a full-circle moment for Mike Brown.

“Both parties claim” to want to “preserve the middle class,” note Stephen J. Rose & Scott Winship at The New York Times. But far better if it shrinks as “everyone gets richer.”

“As Tuesday's primary arrives, I want to make clear what transpired since August and why my concerns have only grown.” 

Nationally, the Democrats have gone blind, deaf and dumb to the sort of thing they used to call “dog whistles,” but which in this case are blaring sirens and lights flashing “JEWS JEWS JEWS.”