May 10th 2024.
New York Knicks fans have not forgotten the intense rivalry between their team and the Indiana Pacers in the 1990s, especially the turmoil caused by former Pacers player Reggie Miller. During a recent game against the Pacers, the New York faithful could not help but chant, "F**k you, Reggie," as a way to show their lingering animosity towards him. Even though Miller was now a commentator for TNT and not actually playing on the court, the fans couldn't resist expressing their disdain for him.
While the game was coming to an end, the chants at Madison Square Garden only grew louder. As Knicks player Donte DiVincenzo was about to take a free-throw, his teammate Josh Hart took a moment to inform Miller of the ongoing chants. With a smirk on his face, Miller acknowledged the chants and Hart couldn't resist rubbing it in by saying, "I don't know if you heard, but I think they're saying, 'f**k you.'"
For those who may not be aware, Miller had a history of causing heartbreak for Knicks fans during his time with the Pacers. In one particular playoff series, the Pacers managed to pull off a surprising win against the Knicks, thanks in part to Miller's impressive performance. In Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals in 1995, Miller scored an unbelievable eight points in just 8.9 seconds to secure the victory at Madison Square Garden. This moment is still fresh in the minds of Knicks fans, even though it happened almost 30 years ago on May 7, 1995. The Pacers ultimately went on to defeat the Knicks in the series, crushing their championship hopes for that year.
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