The New York Knicks won their first NBA championship in 53 years, but the celebrations were marred by violence and mayhem, including a shooting in Times Square.

A big crowd outside Madison Square Garden cheered as the Knicks came back from a 16-point deficit to beat the Spurs in Game 5 of the NBA Finals.

After the game, many people filled the streets, and some were clashing with police, smashing cars, and climbing on buses and a fire truck.

A 17-year-old was shot near 42nd Street and Broadway, and police took the victim to the hospital. A gun was found, and three people were arrested.

The New York Knicks won their first NBA championship in 53 years, which is a very big deal.

Four people were stabbed or slashed, and a school bus was set on fire. Many police cars were also damaged.

The police arrested 63 people for various crimes, including attacking a police officer and having a weapon.

The owner of the Knicks, James Dolan, asked fans to stay calm and celebrate safely.

James Dolan said, 'We want you to have fun, but please be safe and don't hurt anyone.'

The city will have a parade and ceremony to celebrate the Knicks on Thursday.

The mayor asked people to be responsible and look out for each other during the celebrations.

When the game ended, people were very happy and excited. The Knicks had won their third championship in 80 years.

There were fireworks in Brooklyn and Central Park, and fans sang the team's song in the streets.

Police officers and ambulance workers cheered for the Knicks, and strangers hugged each other.

A fan named Mathieu Ogno was very happy and emotional about the Knicks' win.

The arena where the game was played was very excited and happy about the Knicks' comeback.

A fan wore the jersey of the Knicks' captain, Jalen Brunson, who played very well and scored 45 points.

The Knicks' championship was a big deal because it had been 19,392 days since they last won.

The team has been playing very well since April 23, winning 15 of their last 16 games.

The Knicks' last two championships were also won on the road, but they didn't have parades to celebrate.

A fan named Shawn Muoneke was very happy to see the Knicks finally win a championship.

Muoneke started rooting for the Knicks when he was 10 and drove from Maryland to celebrate with other fans.

Muoneke said the team's win was very exciting, and the city was filled with happy energy.

The U.S. President, Donald Trump, congratulated the Knicks on their win.

Trump said the Knicks' playoff wins were some of the best in basketball history.

He also said that Jalen Brunson's performance made him a superstar.