Watch: Larry David messes around with New York Knicks’ celebrity cam while catching action vs Kings

The New YorkKnicks often attract big-name stars to Madison Square Garden for NBA games, much like the teams in Los Angeles. New York also has a strong celebrity presence at their games, with many attending when their schedules allow.

Tonight, the Knicks will be facing the Sacramento Kings in the final stretch of their seven-game season. After a 109-99 defeat against the Miami Heat on Tuesday, they are determined to recover. Meanwhile, the Kings aim to enhance their ranking in the Western Conference, currently holding the seventh spot.

Among the attendees at tonight’s game was the renowned comedian and writer Larry David. Famously recognized for his long-running sitcom, Curb Your Enthusiasm, David playfully interacted with the camera crew when he appeared on the jumbotron.

Despite his efforts, the comedian struggled to create a heart shape with his hands, causing David to pretend he was unable to do it. To witness his playful antics with the camera, check out the video below.

During a recent interview with Bill Simmons, the co-creator of Seinfeld revealed that he was a Knicks fan during his childhood.

“I grew up in Brooklyn, I was a Yankee fan and a Knick fan and a Ranger fan and a Giant fan,”David said (via Boston.com).

Despite the Knicks’ struggles this season, David could still be in a positive mood, just like many other fans of the team.

Larry David predicts success for the New York Knicks this season

The current season has been an incredible one for New York Knicks fans, as the team has achieved tremendous success. This can be attributed to the impressive performance of Jalen Brunson, which has helped the Knicks secure fifth place in the Eastern Conference.

During his interview on “The Rich Eisen Show,”David, a devoted follower of the franchise, expressed his thoughts on the team’s current season. The well-known figure enthusiastically discussed his passion for the franchise.

“This is the first time since Linsanity that I’ve had a feeling about this team, because Linsanity lasted 12 games,”David said. “I really think they have a great chemistry.”

At the 6:13 mark, David discussed the Knicks.

David commented on the team’s intelligence, particularly on the defensive side. He acknowledged the head coach Tom Thibodeau’s contributions to the team’s progress. However, he did mention that the team’s health problems have been a hindrance.

The comedian is eagerly anticipating the return of the starters to the court, as they are expected to showcase their full potential once again.