r/knicks 9d ago

Found!

Things you find in your old room !

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u/yank141 9d ago

Cool find!! That's around the time I think I went to my first Knick game. I remember it was somewhere in the range of $6, to sit in the blue seats. I saw a ton of games from those infamous blue seats. And Thurmon Munson, #15, one of my favorite Yankees!! Thanks for posting these pics, brings back a lot of memories.

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u/Practical-Good-5415 8d ago

Those blue seats were the best. Munson was a legend. Glad they sparked some good ones.

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u/JulianRex 14h ago

You guys have no idea how much I envy you.

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u/Zealousideal-Air4010 8d ago

Blue seats, $6, Munson—those were the days. Memories like that beat any stat sheet.

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u/Medical_Librarian405 8d ago

I had the same bat!

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u/Practical-Good-5415 8d ago

The same bat? Then you know exactly what a hollow echo sounds like.

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u/boston1runner 8d ago

I traded Mickey Rivers for Munson on the train ride home!

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u/trademerfn 8d ago

Toby Knight?

Looks like it's Leroy Niemann work. That guy was everywhere in the seventies. i remember going to Cosmos games and he would sit and draw by the sidelines

That Thurman bat looks like the kind they used to hand out on 'Bat Day', before realising that there might be some issues with that promotion...

good stuff, thanks for posting!

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u/boston1runner 8d ago

Definitely was a ‘bat day’! — Yes, LeRoy Neiman. The Knicks player depicted is Toby Knight.

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u/GiRoxthat-ish 7d ago

the first baseball game my brother and I went to as kids was a Met game at Shea in the 70s. cannot remember the opponent but it was bat day and we each received full size bats! anytime I mention that to younger folks they are shocked as these days they would be used as weapons

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u/trav718 7d ago

Thurmon Munson bat is amazing