Ben Stiller Shares His Thoughts on the Knicks Letting Go of Coach Tom Thibodeau

Longtime fan of the New York Knicks, Ben Stiller, is showing his support for former head coach Tom Thibodeau following the team’s unexpected decision to release him—only days after their most significant playoff run in 25 years.

The 59-year-old actor and filmmaker took to social media on Tuesday, June 3, to convey his gratitude for Thibodeau’s contributions to the team.

Stiller shared on X: “I am a Tom Thibodeau fan,”. “He brought this team back. I felt he gave every bit of himself and was always looking to improve. I will always be grateful for how far he brought the Knicks. They are relevant again. They are championship contenders again. The Knicks became winners again with him.”

He concluded his message with a heartfelt note: “Thank you COACH THIBS.”

Stiller, a regular presence at courtside during the Knicks’ playoff games, was frequently spotted rallying for the team at Madison Square Garden during their exciting journey to the Eastern Conference Finals. This journey came to an end with a Game 6 defeat to the Indiana Pacers on May 31. Just three days later, the Knicks revealed Thibodeau’s termination.

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