By Rebecca Tauber and James L. Edwards III | The Athletic, 2026-06-07 18:29:47

由于美国总统唐纳德·特朗普 (Donald Trump) 计划于周一晚上现场观看NBA总决赛第三场(G3)的比赛,麦迪逊广场花园(MSG)、美国特勤局以及纽约市警察局(NYPD)正在全面升级安保措施。届时,球迷将被禁止在麦迪逊广场花园外举办户外观赛派对,同时也禁止携带包袋进入场馆。
“届时将实行严格的无包袋政策,球迷应尽最大努力将随身携带的个人物品减至最少,”麦迪逊广场花园和美国特勤局在周六发表于X平台的一份声明中表示。
纽约尼克斯队表示,由于总统此次到访带来的安保升级,球迷届时将面临“机场安检级别的筛查程序”,并建议大家至少在比赛开始前两小时到达现场。
在周日发布的一份声明中,球队还表示,经与纽约市警察局协商,市政府许可办公室已拒绝批准在麦迪逊广场花园旁的33号广场(Plaza33)举办观赛派对的许可申请。
“白宫方面会证实,这与总统本人无关,”球队在声明中写道,“我们了解到,纽约市警察局局长杰西卡·蒂施 (Jessica Tisch) 正计划在麦迪逊广场花园周边实施更多的封路措施。”
但在周日晚些时候,纽约市警察局反驳了尼克斯队的说法,称这一决定正是因为总统的到访。
“仅在第三场比赛期间,麦迪逊广场花园外将不设立观赛派对,”纽约市警察局在声明中写道,“这完全是由于总统到访而与特勤局协调后做出的决定。我们预计麦迪逊广场花园的户外观赛派对将在第四场比赛(G4)时恢复。”
The Athletic 已联系白宫请求置评,但未立即收到回复。
今年5月,在东部决赛第二场尼克斯队击败克利夫兰骑士队后,警方逮捕了6名球迷,纽约市随后曾一度拒绝批准户外观赛派对的许可。不过在NBA总决赛第一场(G1)开始前,市政府最终取消了这一禁令。在尼克斯队于圣安东尼奥客场赢下对阵马刺队的第二场比赛后,成千上万的球迷在街头进行狂欢,混乱的庆祝活动导致警方逮捕了17人,并向另外9人开出了扰乱社会治安的传票。
纽约市长佐兰·马姆达尼 (Zohran Mamdani) 也计划出席周一的比赛。在周六接受 The Athletic 采访时,马姆达尼表示,安全是首要任务。
“在任何极度兴奋和喜悦的时刻,这都是一个需要不断寻找的平衡点:我们既要确保安全无虞,又不能扼杀这个将让纽约人铭记许久的时刻,”马姆达尼说道。
在特朗普的第二个总统任期内,升级安保措施已成为重大体育赛事的常态。这位总统此前曾多次现场观战,包括2025年超级碗、今年1月的全美大学橄榄球季后赛(CFP)冠军赛,以及9月11日纽约洋基队的比赛。
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No bags, no watch parties at MSG for NBA Finals Game 3 as Trump plans to attend

Fans will be prohibited from hosting watch parties outside Madison Square Garden or bringing bags into the venue during Game 3 of the NBA Finals, as MSG, the U.S. Secret Service and the New York Police Department ramp up security measures with President Donald Trump planning to attend the game Monday night.
“A strict no-bag policy will be in effect, and fans should make every effort to limit personal items to an absolute minimum,” MSG and the U.S. Secret Service said Saturday in a statement posted on X.
The Knicks said fans should expect “TSA-style screening procedures” and plan to arrive at least two hours before the game starts due to enhanced security around the president’s visit.
In a statement released Sunday, the team also said the city’s permitting office denied a permit for a watch party at Plaza33 next to MSG “in consultation with the NYPD.”
“The White House will confirm that this is not about the President,” the team’s statement read. “We understand NYPD Commissioner (Jessica) Tisch is planning additional street closures around Madison Square Garden.”
But later Sunday, NYPD contradicted the Knicks’ account, saying the decision was because of the president.
“There will be no watch parties outside of Madison Square Garden for Game 3 only,” the NYPD statement read. “This was done fully in coordination with the Secret Service because of the presidential visit. We expect watch parties at Madison Square Garden to resume for Game 4.”
The Athletic reached out to the White House for comment, but did not receive an immediate response.
The city initially denied a permit for outdoor watch parties in May after police arrested six fans when the Knicks beat the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals, but eventually lifted the ban ahead of Game 1 of the NBA Finals. After the Knicks’ Game 2 win over the Spurs in San Antonio, thousands of fans partied in the street in an unruly celebration that led to police arresting 17 people and issuing summonses for disorderly conduct to nine others.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani also plans to attend the game Monday. In an interview with The Athletic on Saturday, Mamdani said security is a priority.
“This is the constant bounce in any time of immense excitement and joy is that we want to make sure that it is safe, it is secure, and also that we are not stifling a moment that New Yorkers are going to remember for a long time,” Mamdani said.
Enhanced security has become a staple at major sporting events during Trump’s second term, with the president making appearances at games including the 2025 Super Bowl, the College Football Playoff championship game in January and the New York Yankees’ game on Sept. 11.
By Rebecca Tauber and James L. Edwards III, via The Athletic
