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If there were a list of the most hated NBA players by New York Knicks fans, Reggie Miller would easily earn a spot on it. The biggest reason behind it is Reggie Miller’s involvement in the New York Knicks and the Indiana Pacers’ intense rivalry in the 1990s.
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Anyone who’s watched more than a couple of the New York Knicks games knows that Spike Lee will almost certainly be courtside. Having held season tickets for years, he’s also had some iconic moments with players of rival teams, and recently, he revealed who is favorite opponent was.
Spike Lee and Tyrese Haliburton appeared with Tommy Alter on the Young Man and the Three podcast, where they spoke about Denzel Washington and his role
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Former Indiana Pacers guard Reggie Miller has one of the most famous feuds with a superfan of anyone in sports. He had a decades long rivalry with Spike Lee.
Other from the bright lights of Madison Square Garden, opposing players always notice one special figure on the sideline when the New York Knicks take the court.
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Pop into any New York Knicks game at Madison Square Garden and you are bound to find Spike Lee sitting courtside. Lee, 68, is one of the most famous Knicks fans in the world, but that title has recently been challenged by the likes of Ben Stiller and Timothee Chalamet.
Spike Lee is out promoting his latest joint, "Highest 2 Lowest," but when he's not in the mood of "Spike Lee, director" he's primarily known as "Spike Lee, Knicks superfan."
"Highest 2 Lowest" will hit theaters August 15.
Spike Lee and Reggie Miller were among the biggest rivals during the 1990s. Lee, filmmaker, somehow made his way into the NBA real by doing commercials with Michael Jordan and battling Miller from his courtside seat at Madison Square Garden.
The Academy Award-winning director Lee, now 68 years old, he is perhaps the single most famous Knicks fan on the planet.
New York Knicks superfan Spike Lee and Indiana Pacers great Reggie Miller are forever linked. They had their moment in the 1995 NBA playoff. To them, it's over.
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Spike Lee and Denzel Washington have worked together in the past, including in the successes of "Malcolm X" and "Inside Man."
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