A New York Knicks Fan Is Wasting $25,000 to Attend Every Single Game This Season

If you think it hurts to be a New York Knicks fan, imagine how Dennis Doyle feels. 

Doyle recently lost his job as a lawyer and decided to pull $25,000 out of his savings to take on the task of attending all 82 Knicks games this season. 

While the Knicks are a horrible 5-35 on the season, it hasn't stopped this diehard fan, as he told Marc Berman of the New York Post: 

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Absolutely, I never thought it’d be this bad. Nobody did. But it reached a point where I know the losing is only going to be helpful in the long term. I actually find myself less upset. If they’re losing or getting blown out, I only know it’s going to help with the ping-pong balls.

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If you wanted any more indication that he's going to see this season through, just look at the next game, a trip across the pond to see the Knicks face the Milwaukee Bucks in London. A little international travel won't stop him.

As Doyle explained to the New York Post, he can't stop now: 

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You mean shut it down like Melo? I can’t shut it down. I’m in too deep. I knew there was a chance this could be a really awful season. I thought they’d contend for the eighth [playoff] seed, but I knew there was a chance they’d be awful. I’ll see it through—if it doesn’t kill me first.

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Well, Dennis Doyle. You are a better (and richer) fan than most out there. Kudos to you, sir. However, we still feel bad that you have to witness another 42 Knicks games. 

If you feel like following Dennis Doyle's season, he's documenting the whole journey on his blog. 

[New York Post]