'Marty Supreme Approved': Karl-Anthony Towns celebrates NBA Cup title with Timothee Chalamet, Ben Stiller

"The New York Knicks won the NBA Cup after a 124-113 championship win over the San Antonio Spurs in Las Vegas. New York's first in-season tournament championship in franchise history also marks the franchise's first trophy since 1973, when it won the NBA Finals in five games against the Los Angeles Lakers. After the Knicks hoisted the NBA Cup and champagne corks were popped to celebrate the championship, New York center Karl-Anthony Towns virtually celebrated with Knicks superfans Ben Stiller and Timothée Chalamet."

"Via FaceTime, Towns posted screenshots of his calls with Chalamet and Stiller on his Instagram story, with his medal, championship hat and NBA Cup in his hand alongside his girlfriend, Jordyn Woods. "Marty Supreme Approved," Towns wrote on the story, referring to Chalamet's latest film, "Marty Supreme," set to released in theaters on Christmas Day. Chalamet and Stiller are some of the Knicks' biggest celebrity superfans, along with Spike Lee and Tracy Morgan."

"Towns, averaging 22.4 points and 11.9 rebounds for the Knicks in the 2025-26 regular season, pitched in a double-double of 16 points and 11 rebounds in the win. Guard OG Anunoby led New York with 28 points, shooting 50% from deep. Jalen Brunson added 25 points and eight assists of his own. New York outscored San Antonio 35-19 in the fourth quarter after trailing by five to secure the championship."

The New York Knicks captured the NBA Cup with a 124-113 victory over the San Antonio Spurs in Las Vegas, marking the franchise's first in-season tournament title and first trophy since 1973. Karl-Anthony Towns celebrated with his medal, championship hat and the NBA Cup while FaceTiming celebrity superfans Ben Stiller and Timothée Chalamet. Towns recorded a 16-point, 11-rebound double-double, OG Anunoby led with 28 points shooting 50% from three, and Jalen Brunson added 25 points and eight assists. New York outscored San Antonio 35-19 in the fourth quarter after trailing by five to secure the championship.

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