Embiid Frustrated by Knicks Fans Dominating 76ers Home Games

Knicks Fans' Dominance in 76ers Home Games Frustrates Joel Embiid

Embiid's Disappointment Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid expressed frustration and disappointment regarding the influx of New York Knicks fans that dominated the home arena atmosphere in the recent playoff games. Embiid, who has spent a decade with the 76ers, stated that he had never witnessed such a takeover by opposing fans before. "I'm disappointed," Embiid shared. "I love our fans, but it's unfortunate to see so many Knicks fans present. It's not okay, especially in a sports town like Philadelphia. They've always shown up, and this should not be happening." Knicks Fans' Enthusiasm The Knicks fans created a significant presence in the Wells Fargo Center, with their chants and support echoing through the arena. During Game 3, a "let's go Knicks" chant erupted late in the second quarter, while Game 4 featured "MVP" chants for Jalen Brunson. After the Knicks' victory, the celebration continued outside the arena with a "Knicks in 5" chant. | Game | Knicks Support Examples | |---|---| | Game 3 (Philadelphia win) | "Let's go Knicks" chant in second quarter | | Game 4 (New York win) | "MVP" chants for Jalen Brunson, "Knicks in 5" chant on concourse | Brunson's Appreciation Knicks guard Jalen Brunson, who set a franchise playoff record with 47 points in Game 4, acknowledged the unwavering support from New York fans. "No matter where we are, they're going to be there," Brunson said. "I'm appreciative and thankful, and a lot of these situations wouldn't be possible without them." The Knicks' loyal following has been a major factor in their success this season, providing them with an advantage even when playing on the road.