Knicks beat spurs 105-104 in Game 2

The Knicks' Jalen Brunson warming up ahead of game 2 of the NBA Finals in San Antonio.

He scored 30 points in the game 1 victory.

Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch warned Knicks fans on Friday afternoon: "do not be the one who ruins it going forward for everyone else. Remember, cops are Knicks fans too."

"We will have no tolerance for violence, particularly violence against police officers, destruction of property, climbing on light poles or structures, blocking emergency vehicles, or any other chaotic behavior that puts people at risk," she said. "Damaging property or acting like the rules do not apply to you is not the flex you think it is. It is an arrest, it is a bill for the damage, and it is a fast way to end the night badly."

Her remarks come after multiple fans were caught climbing on top of an ambulance as it passed Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night.

Two of the fans were on the ambulance's roof, waving a Knicks flag. Others were climbing onto the ambulance, stopped in the crowd

A third punched an NYPD police chief in the face.

An old video of San Antonio Spurs superstar Victor Wembanyama struggling to find his shooting touch at a basketball court in New York has resurfaced and gone viral in time for his team's NBA Finals series against the Knicks.

Footage posted by Austin Spruill shows the French big man missing a series of shots at Rucker Park.

Spruill said the footage dates back to a visit by Wemby to the hallowed New York court in 2023, and joked that the French star has never had much luck with the city's rims.

"When Wemby comes to New York, he shoots bricks," Spruill said. "I couldn't believe he missed every shot."