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Kyrie Irving reveals how he feels about Knicks reaching NBA Finals — with shoutout to ‘bonkers’ fans

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Kyrie Irving reveals how he feels about Knicks reaching NBA Finals — with shoutout to ‘bonkers’ fans
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Kyrie Irving expressed his excitement for the New York Knicks reaching the NBA Finals during a Twitch stream. He praised the team's performance and acknowledged the enthusiasm of their fans. Irving also provided an update on his recovery from an ACL injury, stating he is close to full health.

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NBA New York Knicks Kyrie Irving reveals how he feels about Knicks reaching NBA Finals — with shoutout to ‘bonkers’ fans By Jake Nisse Published May 30, 2026, 1:16 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Kyrie Irving is looking forward to the NBA Finals. The former Nets guard said in a Friday Twitch stream that he was “excited” to watch the Knicks in their return to the NBA’s biggest stage, and gave a shoutout to the orange and blue faithful as well. “The Knicks making the Finals is OD… a lot of those Knicks fans in New York are gonna go bonkers, man,” he said. “It’s gonna be one of those ones. You just gotta gear up for it if you’re on the East Coast, man.

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