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Tyler Kolek played in 62 games for the World Champion Knicks this season… and still got mistaken for a fan at the championship parade 😭

Despite being part of New York’s title run, the cops apparently had no idea one of their own players was standing right in front of them. The funniest part? He was literally wearing championship gear and people still weren’t convinced.

At this point, Kolek might just have to start wearing his ring everywhere he goes as proof that he actually plays for the Knicks. Not sure how the hat didn’t give it away.

You win an NBA title, play in 62 games, and somehow still have to explain that you’re on the team. That’s a level of underrated we’ve never seen before.

You see an escalator at Boston’s South Station. Norwegian fans see an opportunity to get some extra rowing reps in 😂

Ahead of the World Cup, a group of Norway supporters went viral for doing a full-blown “Viking Row” while riding the escalator toward the stadium. Instead of just standing there like normal people, they turned public transportation into an Olympic training session.

Sports fans never fail to surprise you, but this has to be one of the more random traditions we’ve ever seen. Adding “imaginary rowing up an escalator” to the list of things I never expected to witness at a World Cup.

Honestly, if you’re going to travel halfway across the world to support your country, you might as well commit to the bit.

Where does this rank among the weirdest fan moments you’ve ever seen? 😂

A streaker tried running onto the pitch during the United States vs. Paraguay World Cup opener literally seconds after the USA scored… and it might’ve been the worst attempt in sports history 😭

Bro didn’t even make it halfway before security had him wrapped up. No dramatic escape, no iconic moment, just an immediate tackle and a lifetime of embarrassment.

You wait your entire life for the World Cup to come to the United States and THIS is your big moment? 😭⚽️

OG Anunoby with the putback. The New York Knicks with the comeback.

Down 29 points in the NBA Finals and somehow finding a way to win is absolutely ridiculous. Just when it looked like the series was slipping away, New York pulled off the largest comeback in NBA Finals history 🤯

Madison Square Garden and the City of New York are gonna go crazy tonight 😭

Joey McGuire is standing by his quarterback amid the growing controversy surrounding Brendan Sorsby.

McGuire defended Sorsby by saying, “It’s crazy… because it’s not murder, it’s not beating somebody,” as the Texas Tech QB faces scrutiny over allegations that he gambled on football games involving his own team.

The situation remains serious because NCAA rules are extremely strict when it comes to athlete gambling, especially involving their own program. While many are supporting Sorsby as he seeks help, the debate over accountability, eligibility, and punishment isn’t going away anytime soon.