The energy both outside and within Madison Square Garden Monday night was palpable - wafting across the city in energetic waves. Walking up 7th Avenue, you could feel the collective pulse of a city on the verge of something historic.

Inside the Garden the stars were out in full force, the banners hung high, as thousands of fans, including Knicks fan Donald Trump, sent positive energy to their team.

As I previously posted when it was announced that Trump would be there - his appearance on the Jumbotron during the national anthem would trigger thunderous boos from a large portion of the Garden crowd. Americans stand in unity when their leaders do everything they can to help make life better - but when they divide not unite - we make sure they know how we feel.

Sadly, the Knicks suffered their first loss after 13 consecutive wins - as the San Antonio Spurs captured their first win of the series 115-111. The heartbreaker leaves the series at 2-1 in favor of the Knicks as we move to Game 4 Wednesday night at the Garden. Here's what happened: San Antonio ruined New York's big party, defeating the Knicks to take Game 3 of the NBA Finals

In life, you win some and you lose some as you move forward. Success may be fleeting, but the pursuit of it drives us toward greatness.

June 14 Trump marks a historic moment in Washington, D.C. as he celebrates his 80th birthday on the White House South Lawn by hosting UFC Freedom 250. A massive, 600-ton steel arch and a 5,000-seat outdoor stadium have been built right on the lawn, turning the presidential grounds into an official sports arena. The historic card, part of the nation's 250th-anniversary celebrations, will feature fighters walking straight out of the Oval Office and into the Octagon.

From the high-stakes hardwood of the NBA Finals to the global pitch of the World Cup, and straight into a historic night of championship fights at the White House, this week is packing a level of sports kinetic energy ... to quote Trump, "Like nothing the world has ever seen before".

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What begins with a single whistle becomes a month-long journey filled with passion, pride, triumph, heartbreak, and unforgettable moments. Billions of people from every corner of the globe will unite around the world's most popular sport as nations begin their quest for soccer's ultimate prize.

For the next several weeks, stadiums in North and South America will transform into global stages where dreams are realized, legends are born, and history is written one match at a time. Every goal will matter. Every victory will inspire. Every defeat will leave its mark. The emotional highs and lows that define the World Cup experience will once again remind us why sports remain one of humanity's greatest shared experiences.