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Fresh off the New York Knicks’ historic 2026 NBA championship run, a new courtside debate has bubbled up among the team’s most prominent celebrity fans. In a candid interview segment for NBA 2K League, Knicks guards Tyler Kolek and Miles…

New York Knicks guards Tyler Kolek and Miles McBride labeled pop star Taylor Swift the "fakest" courtside celebrity fan at Madison Square Garden. Speaking during an NBA 2K League interview segment, Kolek called Swift's attendance "a little performative," arguing that some attendees go primarily to be seen rather than to support the team, a stance McBride agreed with.
McBride contrasted Swift with regular celebrity attendees such as Ben Stiller and Tracy Morgan, while also cautioning Kolek about backlash from Swift's fanbase. Swift previously attended Game 4 of the 2026 NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden, though supporters noted her connection to the Knicks dates back over a decade.
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