New York sports teams show up big for Game 7 in support of Rangers

Immanuel Quickley was a guest in his own home while attending the New York Rangers Game 7 against the Pittsburgh Penguins at Madison Square Garden on Sunday.

The New York Knicks guard, along with numerous other professional athletes and coaches from around the Big Apple, came out to support the Rangers in their first postseason series since 2017.
Quickley sported a Rangers sweater and was ignited by a defeaning crowd after defenseman Artemi Panarin scored to clench the series (4-3) in overtime.

At the Garden, Quickley met up with

. Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau and Giants coach Brian Daboll were also there, according to actor and Rangers fan

.

New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson and wide receiver Braxton Berrios were part of the electric crowd post-win, when Wilson gave out celebratory high-fives to anyone he could reach.

The New York Mets had a suite at the arena, where players quenched their thirst in unison on the jumbotron, except for outfielder Brandon Nimmo, who opted for a simpler smile and wave.

The support and uproar of the New York teams and fans truly turned the Garden into a jungle for the end of the Eastern Conference First Round.