Knicks fans flock to Cleveland to watch team ‘sweep’ Cavaliers for much cheaper ticket prices
Knicks fans are traveling to Cleveland to watch their team potentially complete a sweep of the Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference finals. Many fans are taking advantage of lower ticket prices compared to Madison Square Garden. The Knicks have dominated the series so far, winning the first three games and looking to clinch the conference title in Game 4.
- ▪Knicks fans are flocking to Cleveland for the Eastern Conference finals due to cheaper ticket prices.
- ▪The Knicks have won the first three games against the Cavaliers in the series.
- ▪If the Knicks win Game 4, they will advance to the NBA Finals.
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NBA Knicks fans flock to Cleveland to watch team ‘sweep’ Cavaliers for much cheaper ticket prices By Steven Vago, Daniel McKnight and Caitlin McCormack Published May 25, 2026, 8:00 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google CLEVELAND — Bustin’ out the brooms! Homegrown Knicks fans are encroaching on the Cavaliers’ budget-friendly base in Cleveland, Ohio, for the last leg of New York’s near-certified sweep — and some are even coming with their own cleanup crew. The Knicks have crushed the Cavaliers in every game of the Eastern Conference finals series thus far. If they dominate again in Game 4 at the Rocket Arena on Monday night, they’ll clinch the conference title and advance to the NBA Finals.
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