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The New York Knicks celebrate their NBA championship win with a ticker tape parade in Manhattan.
While fans watched their team, José A. Alvarado Jr. watched the crowd.
The New York Knicks will celebrate their historic NBA championship with a lower Manhattan parade on Thursday.
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Fans are gathering in Manhattan on Thursday to cheer on the N.B.A. champions at a parade that has been 53 years in the making.
NYPD said it is mounting its largest planned deployment ever for the event, with more than 10,000 officers.
The Knicks’ parade through the Canyon of Heroes on Thursday is expected to attract legions of fans celebrating the team’s first championship in 53 years.