Beer-chugging Travis Kelce and his 'girlfriend' Taylor Swift fail to inspire Cavaliers as Knicks win 10th straight

The Knicks defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers 121-108 to move ahead 3-0 in the Eastern Conference Finals. Jalen Brunson scored 30 points, Mikal Bridges added 22, and Josh Hart contributed nine rebounds. The Knicks surged into the lead and maintained control, including a five-point run to start the fourth quarter. Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift were present at the game, but their presence did not change the outcome. A pre-fourth-quarter beer chug by Kelce did not spark a Cavs response. The Knicks also received contributions from the bench, reflecting a pattern associated with coach Mike Brown. Cleveland appeared lacking belief throughout the game.

"Jalen Brunson poured in 30 points, Mikal Bridges added 22 and Josh Hart again impressed with nine rebounds as the Knicks surged into a 3-0 lead in their Eastern Conference Finals thanks to a 121-108 win. The Knicks can clinch a place in the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999 tomorrow night and rack up an 11th straight post-season win. Cleveland appeared short of belief throughout, as if they know the game is up."

"Not even Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, could inspire them with a beer chug prior to the fourth quarter. It may have roused the home crowd but the team did not follow suit as the Knicks added five unanswered points to start the final quarter and never looked back. Kelce would have been quietly unimpressed by the Cavs' display and also by ESPN commentators refusing to use Swift's name when referencing the pop superstar."

"The ESPN on ABC broadcast of Knicks-Cavs Game 3 showed Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce in attendance. "Travis Kelce and his fiancée here at the game." - Mike Breen "As Travis and his girlfriend are in the building, that's always great to see." - Richard Jefferson pic.twitter.com/L7vBqMQ8NJ- Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) May 24, 2026"

"If that was somewhat odd, what was entirely routine was the Knicks' brilliance, led by Brunson but also featuring players from the bench in a move that is becoming the hallmark of coach Mike Brown. "We have a bunch of individuals in that locker room who work really hard, and they're very psychotic about their work and things they do," Brunson said. "When their number's called and when it""

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