Clyde, The Captain, The Pearl, Big D and Dollar Bill, you finally have company.
For the first time in more than half a century and only the third time ever, the New York Knicks have won the NBA championship. And they did it with one of the most remarkable playoff runs in league history.
Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns, OG Anunoby and company ripped through the 2026 playoffs, reaching the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999 with 13 consecutive victories that closed out Atlanta, included sweeps of Philadelphia and Cleveland, and built a 2-0 lead over San Antonio. Then the Knicks polished off Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs with greatest comeback in Finals history and an exclamation point in Texas.
You can relive the glory of the Knicks’ championship season through a commemorative book and page print from USA TODAY Sports. These are keepsakes that will last a lifetime, are a must for fans of the orange and blue, and make the perfect gift for the Knicks fanatic in your life.
Plus, they will make an outstanding last-minute Father’s Day gift!
Our Knicks championship book
“GARDEN GLORY: The New York Knicks and the NBA Championship Five Decades in the Making” is a 144-page hardcover collector’s book covering the entire 2025-26 campaign, from a 53-victory regular season through the dominant playoff march and the ultimate showdown with the young and talented Spurs. “GARDEN GLORY” will have the photos, stories, moments and energy that made it all so real.
It’s all there. Your favorite players. The dramatic endings. The spirit that swept Knicks fans from coast to coast.
Relive how the Knicks won their first NBA championship since the glory days of 1970 and 1973, those historic teams of Walt Frazier, Willis Reed, Earl Monroe, Dave DeBusschere, Bill Bradley and Jerry Lucas.
“GARDEN GLORY” retails for $39.95, plus tax and shipping. But if ordered now, there’s a 10% discount. That’s only $35.95.
As a premium collector’s book, “GARDEN GLORY” requires a long printing process so it will not ship until August. However, gift vouchers are available right now for gift giving, perfect for a Dad or a Grad. Order at NY.ChampsBook.com.
Our Knicks page print
Now that your coffee table and bookcase have been properly adorned, don’t forget about your walls. USA TODAY Sports crafted a commemorative page print celebrating the Knicks’ hoisting the Larry O’Brien Trophy.
It features the giant headline REMEMBER THE ALAMO! because the Knicks took down the up-and-coming Spurs on their home court in San Antonio three times. And it includes a dynamic photograph of a trophy presentation fans will long remember.
Page prints come on high-quality art paper, with or without frames and start at $29 (plus shipping and tax) through the USA TODAY Store. For more details, go to usatodaystore.com and search “Knicks.” Page prints also are available with The Journal News and The Record flags topping the pages.
Buy Knicks commemorative page print
New York Knicks capture first NBA Championship since 1973
Jalen Brunson led the New York Knicks to the 2026 NBA Championship with a 4-1 series victory over the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Finals.
Championship gear
Looking for Knicks championship hats, T-shirts and more? Fanaticsis among the excellent options for championship gear.
Our championship coverage
USA TODAY Sports provides the world’s best coverage of the NBA Finals. For all the analysis and celebrations and photos from the clincher,go to usatoday.com/nba.
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Contact Gene Myers at gmyers@usatodayco.com. Check out books and page prints from the USA TODAY Network — including books on the Olympic gold medals won by the U.S. men’s and women’s hockey teams in Italy and tributes to John Sterling, Bob Uecker, Dale Earnhardt, Kyle Busch and Lee Corso. Also available are Coach Steve’s youth sports survival guide and a book celebrating Bruce Springsteen’s Jersey roots.
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