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Cory Woodroof

Mikal Bridges was traded to the Knicks and NBA fans celebrated the Villanova reunion

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The New York Knicks really are getting the Villanova team back together.

Tuesday night’s pre-2024 NBA Draft bombshell trade sent Brooklyn Nets forward Mikal Bridges to the Knicks in exchange for a flurry of picks, including four unprotected first-round picks, per ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.

Of course, Bridges played college basketball at Villanova with Knicks stars like guard Jalen Brunson, guard Josh Hart and guard Donte DiVincenzo.

Now, they’ll all reunite in the Big Apple and try and help win the Knicks an NBA title. What a cool sequence of events to get the band back together for these college teammates.

NBA fans loved seeing the Villanova guys get back together with the Knicks, feeling that the potential for these four reuniting is astronomical.

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