From lighting candles to unwashed hats celeb superfans reveal their Knicks superstitions and favorite moments

Some celebs were too superstitious to talk to The Post about the Knicks — but these famous superfans let nothing stop them from showing love for New York City’s blue and orange.“30 Rock” alum Tracy Morgan says his favorite moment as a Knicks fan was the playoffs’ now-legendary Game 1 against the Cavs — but that could change “because we might win a championship and that’s going to be the greatest moment.” Even sitting on Celebrity Row, the Bed-Stuy native “felt like everybody in that arena, overjoyed.It was fire.” And even in low moments — like “last year when we lost to Indiana.

I felt really bad for my team.I felt really bad for us fans” — Morgan has remained optimistic.

“I bounced back.I just said, ‘There’s always next year.’ Now look where we are!” And his hope is totally unbridled right now: “I believe we’re going to take the championship because I don’t believe no team on the West Coast can handle us.”“The Sopranos” star first fell in love with the Knicks while watching games in the nosebleeds with his father.

Now he’s much closer to action — and calls Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals “the most electric game, of any sport, that I have ever attended.” In 2000, Imperioli even flew on the team plane with actor Chazz Palminteri to Detroit “to entice Grant Hill to play for NY.” While the attempt failed, it sparked a long relationship with the team and MSG.“The greatest celebrity perk in all of showbiz is being a part of that [MSG] family,” he said, adding that he had a “full circle” fan moment when he got to sit courtside with his dad. “I grew up in the city.

I honestly don’t remember ever not being a Knicks fan,” said the actress, whose favorite player of all time is John Starks.“I remember watching him growing up, his passion and intensity.

I really identified with him as a kid in the ’90s.I recently found a journal entry from my childhood talking about his fire.

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