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The New York Knicks celebrated their highly anticipated banner night on the opening day of the 2026-27 regular season. But that night was followed by reports that left the Knicks’ fans with a bad taste in their mouths.
New York Knicks owner James Dolan is facing intense criticism after the team's assistant coaches were left without championship rings during the opening night banner ceremony. According to reporting from The Athletic, assistant coaches learned earlier in the day they would not receive their rings, prompting reactions ranging from anger to annoyance, while an MSG Sports spokesperson declined to comment on the matter.
Additionally, many Madison Square Garden employees will reportedly not receive championship rings at all. The organization also drew backlash for distributing a mock email promising complimentary championship rings, which turned out to be an internal phishing test that required employees who clicked the link to attend a mandatory cybersecurity seminar.
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