Yankees' Aaron Boone Taking Notes After Knicks Won NBA Finals

The New York Knicks celebrated their NBA Finals ring on Thursday, a very exciting time in New York City. It was a joy to watch, and it went to show that New York fans are the best in the world. Knicks fans had been waiting 53 years for their next celebration, and they got an excellent day for it.

It was a day filled with joy, memories, and a celebration of what will go down as one of the greatest stories in New York sports history. Not too far from Madison Square Garden, at least relatively speaking, the New York Yankees are looking to be the next team in the city that gets the job done. Unfortunately for the Yankees, they haven't been able to do so in quite some time, though the 53-year mark is not even close to being reached.

While the Yankees are in a drought themselves, not winning a World Series since 2009, it sounds like this next championship is feeding into what they believe they can do in the future, with multiple players speaking about what it means for the city, as well as their head coach admitting that this has done a lot to show other teams what it takes to win at the highest level."Oh, I think it's been awesome," Yankees manager Aaron Boone said, per ESPN. "What a fun team to get behind and just the story of that team and how it's kind of come together over the last couple of years and just a lot of grit, a lot of mental fortitude and to see the fanbase and then some galvanized around that club has been a lot of fun to witness.""

It's just been a captivating run that they've been on and with a group that's now been together for a couple of years and then on top of the 53 years since a championship, it's been a great story and a fanbase that has come to know several of these guys as they've kind of climbed that ladder to ultimately winning a championship," Boone said. "So I think it'll be one of the historic teams that we talk about when it comes to the NBA."I don't think it's crazy to say that the Knicks were among the most talented teams in the NBA las