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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsKnicks Player Jose Alvarado Nearly Knocks Out Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg at Game 3 of NBA Finals
New York Knicks player Jose Alvarado nearly knocked out former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg during Game 3 of the 2026 NBA Finals.
The Knicks point guard, 28, collided with the politician, 84, in a scary moment during the fourth quarter of the all-important game at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Monday, June 8.
Alvarado was charging after a ball when he went flying into the first row, seemingly toppling over Bloomberg from his courtside seat. Several nearby fans immediately reached over to check on Bloomberg, including NFL legend Eli Manning and New York Yankees favorite Derek Jeter.
As Alvarado emerged from the entanglement, he was patting Bloombergs knee and asking if he was alright. The former mayor seemed shaken but nodded yes to Alvarado as action on the court resumed play.
The Knicks point guard, 28, collided with the politician, 84, in a scary moment during the fourth quarter of the all-important game at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Monday, June 8.
Alvarado was charging after a ball when he went flying into the first row, seemingly toppling over Bloomberg from his courtside seat. Several nearby fans immediately reached over to check on Bloomberg, including NFL legend Eli Manning and New York Yankees favorite Derek Jeter.
As Alvarado emerged from the entanglement, he was patting Bloombergs knee and asking if he was alright. The former mayor seemed shaken but nodded yes to Alvarado as action on the court resumed play.
https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/knicks-player-jose-alvarado-nearly-054426494.html
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Knicks Player Jose Alvarado Nearly Knocks Out Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg at Game 3 of NBA Finals (Original Post)
Quiet Em
Jun 9
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Srkdqltr
(10,084 posts)1. Stupid entitled people.
obamanut2012
(29,650 posts)2. Why are they stupid and entitled?
Srkdqltr
(10,084 posts)3. Sit on the sidlines then get hit by a player . The player is doing his job the sidlines sitters are in the way.
The player could have been hurt.