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Former Knicks star and Sen. Bill Bradley says Trump is "second fiddle" for fans at NBA Finals Game 3
Former New York Knicks star and ex-New Jersey Sen. Bill Bradley was a crucial part of the Knicks' last championship team more than 50 years ago, and with President Trump attending the first NBA Finals game at Madison Square Garden since 1999 on Monday night, Bradley said "he's second fiddle" when it comes to the main attraction.
TL;DR
- Bill Bradley believes fans at the NBA Finals are focused on the game and the teams' values, not President Trump's attendance.
- He compares the current Knicks team to his championship teams, emphasizing teamwork, discipline, and putting teammates first.
- Bradley highlights the unique appreciation of Madison Square Garden fans for the game's subtleties and their loyalty.
- He notes that the Knicks provide hope and belief to New York City fans, demonstrating that unchanging values can lead to success.
- Bradley sees NBA championships as a pursuit of excellence and unchanging values, which he finds inspiring and related to what people desire in life.