Comedic icon Larry David shows off Rangers slick new jersey for NHL Stadium Series

Finally, something that has made Larry David happy. Well, as happy as he gets.

The legendary comedian, co-creator of "Seinfeld" and creator of "Curb Your Enthusiasm," was gifted a brand new Stadium Series jersey and, yeah, sure, we can say he kind of smiled.

The Rangers shared a photo and video of the encounter, where David was given a white No. 93 Mika Zibanejad jersey, on social media.

David is well-known as a massive sports fan, a fact that has worked its way into both iconic shows more than once. Last week, David appeared on The Bill Simmons Podcast and spoke about his huge Rangers fandom.

David mentioned how hockey was his No. 1 sport to watch on a given night.

"I'm a huge Ranger fan," David said on the popular sports podcast. "I see entire games, I'll tape them and then I watch them. ... And if it's too late then, I'll just go through the tape for the goals."

Simmons asked if David was ever concerned about a result being spoiled for him before he had a chance to go to his recorded game.

"Ranger fans know not to text me," David said.

One of David's other favorite teams, the New York Knicks, also showed off their fellow Madison Square Garden tennat's new look while heading in to their game against LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers on Saturday.

Knicks guard and noted hockey fan Jalen Brunson, fresh off being named to the 2024 NBA All-Star team, wore an immaculate white No. 23 Adam Fox jersey into the game. Knicks guard Josh Hart and center Isaiah Hartenstein each wore Zibanejad's sweater.

Earlier in the week Victor Cruz, a member of the Super Bowl XLVI champion New York Giants, wore a white No. 8 Jacob Trouba Stadium Series jersey, complete with the captain's "C," to a Knicks game at the Garden.

The Rangers will be wearing the jerseys on Sunday, Feb. 18 for their 2024 Navy Federal Credit Union Stadium Series game against the New York Islanders. The Stadium Series will start the night before with the New Jersey Devils taking on the Philadelphia Flyers. Both games will be at MetLife Stadium, home of the NFL's Giants and New York Jets.