The New York Knicks are slated to celebrate their recent NBA Championship victory with a special takeover of "The Tonight Show" on Monday.

This dedicated episode will feature the team's starting five—Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns, Josh Hart, OG Anunoby, and Mikal Bridges—joining host Jimmy Fallon to commemorate their successful NBA Finals run and the franchise's first title in 53 years.

The entire Knicks roster, head coach Mike Brown, and other surprise guests are also expected to make appearances during the special broadcast.

Adding to the celebration, Wu-Tang Clan, who previously headlined the Game 4 halftime show at Madison Square Garden, will perform on stage.

According to NBC, the studio audience for this unique "Tonight Show" episode will be composed entirely of "die-hard Knicks fans who were unable to attend the Finals in person." This event provides a significant platform for the team to connect with its fanbase and extend the championship festivities.

Due to the Knicks' special, previously announced guests for the June 15 episode, including Lin-Manuel Miranda, Britt Lower, Rhett & Link, and comedian Zarna Garg, will be rescheduled, as confirmed by the network.

The championship win sparked widespread jubilation in New York City, with hundreds of thousands of people reportedly taking to the streets after the Knicks defeated the San Antonio Spurs in Game 5 of the NBA Finals.

The series was characterized by close contests and last-second victories, culminating in a historic win for the team.