Several members of the New York Giants traveled to San Antonio on Wednesday to attend Game 1 of the NBA Finals, showcasing their support for the knicks/18/" target="_blank">New York Knicks.
Among the confirmed attendees were quarterback Jaxson Dart, wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., and linebacker Brian Burns, accompanied by comedian Pete Davidson.
The group departed the Giants’ East Rutherford facility following the team’s ninth Organized Team Activity (OTA) practice and flew via private jet to Texas.
VIDEO: Jaxson Dart’s girlfriend, Marissa Ayers, posted a video of their private jet landing in San Antonio with Odell Beckham Jr. for tonight’s Finals game.
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The Knicks responded with a solid 105-95 victory over the San Antonio Spurs, providing an enjoyable evening for the visiting contingent. Following the game, the Giants players and their party returned to New York via private jet to ensure full participation in the team’s final OTA session on Thursday.
Head Coach John Harbaugh further underscored the organization’s alignment with the Knicks’ success. After Wednesday’s practice, he donned a Knicks hat and expressed admiration for the basketball team’s performance, stating that the Giants’ goal is to emulate their winning approach this season.
“It’s been exciting because obviously you envision that. Kind of get a little selfish, you want to see that for the Giants. That’s what you want to see. It would be something that we’re working for. We’d like to get there, too. That would be our goal,” he said.
This cross-sport outing served as a meaningful team-bonding opportunity during the offseason program. It also highlighted the shared competitive spirit between New York’s professional sports franchises as the Knicks pursue an NBA championship.
This article originally appeared on Giants Wire: Several Giants attended Game 1 of NBA Finals in support of Knicks
