Knicker Bonkers
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Who first sat you down to watch a game, Knicks or otherwise, and what do you remember about the room, the snacks, or the people there?
Where were you reading this book, and did you find yourself smiling, reading bits aloud, or texting someone about it?
Being a Knicks fan is famous for decades of patience. What's something in your own life you've stuck with through the lean years, and how did that feel?
Which moment or story in the book gave you that warm, lump-in-your-throat feeling, even if you don't follow basketball?
A championship season can make a huge city feel like a small neighborhood. When have you felt that kind of togetherness with strangers?
The Post has a loud, playful voice. Did its tone feel like a cozy chat with an old friend, and did it remind you of anyone you know?
Looking back over the whole season as the book tells it, what did it teach you about hope, and about how it feels when something you've waited for finally comes?
Is there someone you wish you could have shared this season with, or a tradition you'd like to start with the people you love because of it?