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On Sale: Mon • May 6 • 4 PM
On Sale: Mon • May 6 • 4 PM
New York, NY
On Sale: Mon • May 6 • 4 PM
On Sale: Mon • May 6 • 4 PM
New York, NY
On Sale: Mon • May 6 • 4 PM
On Sale: Mon • May 6 • 4 PM
New York, NY
On Sale: Mon • May 6 • 4 PM
On Sale: Mon • May 6 • 4 PM
New York, NY
New York, NY
Overall Rating
4.4
By Armando
Amazing!
Madison Square Garden - New York
I had been to Barclays arena before, never to MSG. Always for the playoffs! Again it was a wonderful experience. Very high ticket cost (about $300), quick and safe way to purchase (ticketmaster). I watched the game from the 301 lounge and it was amazing!!!
By Paolo cuoghi
Fantastic
Madison Square Garden - New York
Good service Good location Best show for the match , my first experience in madison square garden Unforgettable
By Christelle
Great experience
Madison Square Garden - New York
We witnessed a magnifient match. Everything was perfect : match, entertainment, ... Thank you
By D B
Worth every penny
Madison Square Garden - New York
The Garden is electric in April. Not a single bad seat in the house. Great food. Love the pop-up merch shop collabs. Amazing vibes all around.
By Kennymac
Amazing atmosphere!
Madison Square Garden - New York
There is nothing like NY Knicks playoff basketball at Madison Square Garden! The atmosphere is amazing and unmatched!
By Das
Incredible experience
Madison Square Garden - New York
MSG during the play offs is the best place to be. The energy is immaculate.
By Elliott
Knicks vs Sixers game 2 of the 1st round
Madison Square Garden - New York
Wow. Best game I’ve seen in person. What a ball game.
By jlsonic
The Mecca
Madison Square Garden - New York
Best place on the planet to see a sporting event because of the best fans!
By Leonid S.
Knicks won!
Madison Square Garden - New York
The best arena and the best atmosphere. I loved how the crowd was in a frenzy by the end of the game.
By Kyle
Ticketmaster needs to eliminate SURGE PRICING
Madison Square Garden - New York
Ticketmaster makes enough money, END SURGE PRICING.
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New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden
Located above Penn Station, the current Madison Square Garden has been the home to the Knicks since 1968 and is arguably the most iconic arena in all of sports. The current building is actually the fourth venue to bear the Madison Square Garden name, the first of which opened in 1879.
The Knicks' arena has always been called Madison Square Garden, and they played in the previous iteration from the founding of the franchise in 1946 until moving to the current building in 1968. The current MSG is the oldest NBA arena still in use. Madison Square Garden has the distinction of being the only NBA arena that is not named after a corporate sponsor.
New York Knicks 2022-23 Season
Conference: Eastern
Division: Atlantic
Year Founded: 1946
Team Colors: Royal Blue, Orange, Silver, Black, White
New York Knicks History
The Knicks were established in 1946 and were one of the founding members of the Basketball Association of America, which became the NBA after merging with the National Basketball League in 1949. The Knicks and Boston Celtics are the only two original NBA teams still located in the same city.
The Knicks saw early success, advancing to the NBA Finals in three consecutive years from 1950 to 1953. They lost all three series, twice to the Minneapolis Lakers and once to the Rochester Royals.
The Knicks' next successful era began in the late '60s, under the tutelage of head coach Red Holzman. They hired Holzman in the middle of the 1967-68 season, and he immediately improved their record and led them to a playoff berth.
They won 54 games in Holzman's first full season as head coach, and then improved to 60 wins the following season. The Knicks won their first NBA Championship that year, defeating the Los Angeles Lakers in seven games. Holzman won Coach of the Year, while center Willis Reed won NBA MVP and Finals MVP.
Holzman and Reed led the Knicks back to the finals in two of the next three seasons, facing the Lakers both times. They split those two series, winning their second championship in the 1972-73 season.
The Knicks could not replicate their success until the '90s, when future Hall of Famer Patrick Ewing led them back to the finals in 1993-94 and 1998-99. They lost both series, first in seven games to the Houston Rockets, then in five games to the San Antonio Spurs.
The Knicks traded for star Carmelo Anthony from the Denver Nuggets in 2011, but gave up several contributors -- point guard Raymond Felton, forwards Danilo Gallinari and Wilson Chandler, and big men Timofey Mozgov and Kosta Koufos -- to get him.
Anthony proved to be an elite scorer, but team success eluded the Knicks. They made it to playoffs three times in Anthony's seven-year tenure with the team, winning one series. That came in 2012-13, and the Knicks have not been back to the playoffs since.
The Knicks traded Anthony to the Oklahoma City Thunder in 2017 in exchange for center Enes Kanter and sharpshooter Doug McDermott.