Knicks Fever in the Streets: New Yorkers celebrated the Knicks’ first NBA title in 53 years with sidewalk watch parties, late-night dancing, and a surge of arrests and damage clustered around Madison Square Garden—while one Brooklyn host said the win “really got everyone outside.” Bulls Coaching Move: The Chicago Bulls are finalizing a deal to hire former Brooklyn assistant Tiago Splitter as head coach, after his interim run in Portland. World Cup Transit Headaches: With France-Senegal at MetLife, officials warn of major Midtown delays, street closures, and long lines; NJ Transit is pitched as the fastest bet, while host-committee shuttles are already sold out. Beckham Family Feud Goes Commercial: Brooklyn Beckham’s DoorDash World Cup ad—hinting at his strained relationship with David and Victoria—drew fresh backlash, including comments from ITV’s Lorraine Kelly. Local Culture & Community: A Bronx Juneteenth celebration at Van Cortlandt Park returns for its sixth year with music, drumming, and plans for a permanent memorial at the Enslaved African Burial Ground. Legal News: A federal judge tossed part of Dawn Richard’s lawsuit against Sean “Diddy” Combs over missed deadlines, though she can refile one claim in state court.