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1:29Now PlayingOne of the Knicks’ most passionate fans is showing off some of his most prized possessions. NY Post reporter Joshua Rhett Miller shares this story.
Oscar-winning director Spike Lee is giving fans a front-row seat to his basketball obsession — and much more — at the Brooklyn Museum’s new exhibit, “Spike Lee: Creative Sources,” on display through Feb. 4, 2024.
There’s an entire room devoted to Lee’s love of the Knicks, with signed gear, artwork, photos, and even a net from the franchise’s first championship in 1970.
All these years later, the filmmaker’s fandom remains as fierce as ever, buoyed by stars like Jalen Brunson and Julius Randle.
“I say, ‘Eastern Conference finals,'” Lee, 66, told The Post of this season’s expectation for the Knicks, who factor heavily in the expansive exhibition of 468 items that influenced his life and career.
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