She noted that dedicated Knicks fans refused to leave despite the early deficit.
“If you’re a Knicks fan, nothing matters till the fourth quarter,” she said.
Ronson credited her lucky vintage T-shirt for the win, jokingly taking blame for a previous loss when she didn't wear it.
“I wore the same vintage T-shirt in San Antonio for the game on Friday, and I wore the same shirt last night.
But I didn’t wear it Monday—that’s my bad. It’s my fault we lost,” she said.
Fan Christian Saccomano sold his Game 3 tickets for $15,000 due to high costs and security surrounding Donald Trump's appearance, using the proceeds to fly friends from Los Angeles to New York for Game 5.
“Being able to experience these games with friends is better than going to MSG and not being with the people that I’ve watched this team alongside all year long,” Saccomano said.
Longtime fan Roy Nimron traveled from Las Vegas to join his brother Jeff for Game 4, viewing the championship run as a basketball pilgrimage.
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The series continues with Game 5 in New York.
