Sports bar 33 Taps in Los Angeles' Silver Lake neighborhood has become the place for expat New Yorkers, including Desus Nice, to watch Knicks games.
I figured it was as good a place as any to watch a game, with dozens of televisions adorning the walls and boneless chicken wings that seem to appear at your table before you’ve even ordered them.
New York Knicks fan Peter Agoston cheers on his team while watching a game against the Miami Heat on Sunday at 33 Taps in Los Angeles. Agoston is a superfan, arguably too big of a fan, of the New York Knicks. He watched “pretty much almost every single game” of the last two Knicks seasons at 33 Taps. On top of that, he also watches Knicks preseason and Summer League games at 33 Taps, where he gets to watch players like Dahvon Blair, a Knicks summer league player who was later“It’s turned into this one-person-at-a-time, word-of-mouth community.
He grew up in Manhattan and the thing he misses most about New York is the spontaneous interaction with strangers in random situations.
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