If you can't be in Lower Manhattan for Thursday's title celebration, you'll still be able to watch the party.

A half-century of waiting has finally come to an end as New York celebrates its first NBA title since 1973, with the Knicks returning home as champions and set to be honored with a historic ticker-tape parade through Lower Manhattan.

The live streaming of the NBA Finals will be available on the official YouTube channel in India. There will be no broadcast on TV. In the USA, all games will be broadcast on the ABC network and live streaming will be available on the ESPN app.

The New York Knicks are trying to take a 3-0 lead over the San Antonio Spurs when they face for Game 3 of the NBA Finals on Monday, June 8.

For much of the first seven quarters of the NBA Finals, the San Antonio Spurs had been making the mistakes we expect of young teams in their first playoffs — the kind they had not been making for the first three rounds of the playoffs.

The New York Knicks are NBA champions, and New York City is about to celebrate something generations of fans have waited their entire lives to see.

Follow along with NBA.com's live blog during the 2026 free agent period as players like LeBron James and James Harden seek new contracts.

NBA insider Jake Fischer said Thursday on a Bleacher Report livestream the Knicks "have shown some interest in LeBron James." SNY's Ian Begley reported Friday that the Knicks are "very happy" with the core of their roster and "should not be seen as a potential destination for James.