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Donald Trump met with loud boos during national anthem at NBA Finals Game 3

Trump officially became the first sitting U.S. president to attend an NBA Finals game when he arrived at Madison Square Garden for Game 3 between the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs on Monday, J...

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President Trump roundly booed by New York crowd at NBA Finals Game 3 at MSG

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Trump booed at historic NBA Finals appearance as Spurs beat Knicks in Game 3

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Trump is booed at NBA Finals as his attendance brings tight security

New York Police banned a fan zone outside Madison Square Garden as the President’s visit created hurdles for basketball fans on Tuesday.

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Crowd boos Trump during national anthem as he watches Knicks at NBA Finals in Madison Square Garden

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Trump booed by NYC fans during Knicks NBA Finals Game 3 at MSG

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Did Trump get booed or cheered at Knicks NBA Finals game? How it sounded

Trump became the first sitting president to attend an NBA Finals game on June 8, as the New York Knicks hosted the San Antonio Spurs in Game 3.

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President Trump booed by Madison Square Garden crowd during the anthem prior to Game 3 of the NBA Finals

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Trump Is Loudly Booed While Attending Game 3 Of The NBA Finals

Mitchell Robinson compares himself to Allen Iverson after Donald Trump confirms Game 3 attendance

Legion Hoops shared Mitchell Robinson’s response after a TikTok claimed he would play like a young Allen Iverson against Michael Jordan with Donald Trump attending Game 3 at Madison Square Garden. “You ain’t lying, brother,” Robinson wrote.

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Yankees Voice Expects New York Star To ‘Suffer’ For Donald Trump Decision

The New York Yankees figure anticipates “consequences” for a star player’s polarizing decision regarding the president.

President Trump sides with MLB owners on issue of hard salary cap

Just a week into baseball’s labor talks, President Donald Trump has taken a side. The president said Friday that he supports a salary cap in Major League Baseball, aligning himself with the owners in a nascent negotiation that could grow contentious enough to cancel games next year.