Knicks' Mikal Bridges wants rings and dogs at the parade

The New York Knicks' recent championship win brought more than just players to the court. Celebrities like Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner showed up at games, cheering for the team. Knicks player Mikal Bridges thinks these stars deserve championship rings too. On a sports show, Bridges said he wants Knicks owner to give rings to everyone who supported the team during the playoffs. When asked about Kylie Jenner specifically, Bridges agreed she should get one too. NBA rules say the winning team decides who gets championship rings. Players and coaches always get one, but rings for celebrities are super rare. The last time a non-player got a ring was in 2019, when the Toronto Raptors gave one to rapper Drake. For the Knicks, Spike Lee is a strong candidate. He's been a big fan for decades, showing up at countless games and sharing playoff moments with players.Another interesting name is Patrick Ewing. He played for the Knicks in the 1990s but never won a title. Giving him a ring now could be a way to honor his long career with the team. This year's championship is special because it's the Knicks' first win in 53 years. Their last title was way back in 1973. Bridges also has a fun request for the championship parade. He wants his dog, Sonny, to ride with the team on the float. It's a lighthearted idea that adds a personal touch to the celebration. During the final game, Bridges scored 14 points and was a key player in the team's victory. His teammate Jalen Brunson was the star of the show, scoring 45 points in the last game and earning Finals MVP. The parade will happen in Manhattan on Thursday, with the championship trophy making its way through the streets. It's a big moment for the team and their fans.