CLEVELAND — We’ve all been fired, or maybe just felt slighted in a major way, and dreamed of Mike Brown’s type of revenge.

Twice Brown was canned by Cavs owner Dan Gilbert — both times unfairly, it could certainly be argued — and the Knicks coach left Cleveland on Memorial Day with a 130-93 victory and utterly dominant sweep of the Eastern Conference finals.

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You always knew there were going to be celebrations in front of MSG, and sure enough, fans have swarmed the area in front of the arena to celebrate the Knicks win.

Imagine if the Knicks win the title.

CLEVELAND – The third time was the charm. 

Two years ago, Karl-Anthony Towns reached the Western Conference finals as a member of the Timberwolves and lost in five games. 

Last year, in his first season with the Knicks, the Pacers ruined his dream of reaching the NBA Finals.

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The last time the Knicks won a title, Clyde Frazier was starring on the team. Now 81 years old, Frazier is talking up the Knicks' new star, Brunson.

Brown was asked about the "accountability contract" he had his players sign at the beginning of the season, and gave a fascinating response.

"Every single one of the guys on the team has sacrificed... and they all hold me and each other accountable."

Brunson already got MVP chants during the game, and he received even more as he received the MVP award for the series.

The Knicks fans who have remained in the arena are having a grand old time.

Chalamet has acted in major blockbuster movies, and brushed shoulders with some of the most famous people in the world, but he's absolutely in awe here as the Knicks celebrate their trip to the Finals.

A worthwhile trip to Cleveland, for sure.

Unsurprisingly, Brunson has unanimously won the MVP for the Eastern Conference Finals, and he was presented the award by Clyde Frazier and Patrick Ewing in a special moment.

The memories keep coming for the Knicks.

The Knicks have risen to the occasion in their three closeout games this postseason, winning by a combined 118 points. They haven't just beat their playoff opponents - they've demolished them.

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The Knicks are headed back to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999 after beating the Cavaliers,130-93, on Monday night to complete an Eastern Conference finals sweep.

After a quick start from the Cavaliers, the Knicks quickly punched back with their offense firing on all cylinders and had the lead pushed to 12 by the end of the first quarter, thanks to a punishing transition offense.

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