Rapper Fat Joe, a well-known Knicks superfan, announced on ESPN's 'NBA Today' that the Cleveland Cavaliers revoked his courtside tickets for Game 4, suggesting it was due to his Knicks fandom. He expressed disappointment, stating that once the Cavaliers realized he was the buyer, they decided that 'New York Knick fans can’t sit courtside.' The Cavaliers responded by explaining that their courtside ticket policy prohibits resale or transfer without approval. This incident comes as other prominent Knicks fans, such as Spike Lee and Timothée Chalamet, are set to attend the game. Additionally, podcast host Jason Calacanis claimed that courtside ticketholders were made to sign agreements barring resale, with threats of lifetime bans for violations. This situation reflects the ongoing rivalry and attempts by teams to limit Knicks fans' presence during playoff games, as seen in other arenas where similar restrictions have been attempted but often failed.