Philadelphia 76ers ownership​ and Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin bought more than 2,000 tickets to give out to fans ahead of Game 6 against the New York Knicks at the Wells Fargo Center on Thursday night.

Down 3-1 to the New York Knicks, they had to win in a jam-packed Madison Square Garden to avoid elimination. Thanks to some late-game heroics from Tyrese Maxey, the Sixers were able to take down the Knicks in overtime.

Knicks fans have spooked 76ers ownership so much that it is purchasing tickets on its own to avoid a repeat of Game 4.

The Philadelphia native is urging Sixers ticket holders not to sell their Game 6 tickets to Knicks fans in an attempt to prevent another massive New York showing at Wells Fargo Center on Thursday.

When a significant amount of Knicks fans traveled to South Philly for the Game 4 battle at the Wells Fargo Center, Embiid was left disappointed with the fact that his home court felt like a neutral site. With Sixers’ arena packed with many Knicks fans, Embiid got a preview of what was coming on Tuesday night for Game 5.

After the Philadelphia 76ers' dramatic overtime win against the Knicks Tuesday, Philadelphia native Dawn Staley called on season ticket holders to keep their seats for Game 6 out of the hands of New York fans.

As many Sixers fans saw, Knicks fans came down to Philadelphia in droves to support their team on Sunday. “M-V-P” chants for Jalen Brunson rang down from the crowd throughout

Philly fans are also urging people not to sell their tickets to Knicks fans after New Yorkers filled nearly half the arena at Sunday's Game 4.

New York fans gathered outside the arena after a Game 4 win and broke out in Knicks chants, even put Knicks jerseys on the statue of Wilt Chamberlain during the celebration.