Deletion of Knicks–Rangers championship runs of 1994

Comment: I don't think the article falls under |OR.  The organization of the information may be original, but the facts that make up the article are not.  (Admittedly, there is some ''unsourced'' material.)  I still stick with my above position to delete the article, as well as Knicks–Rangers Finals series of 1994 as Chris stated above, but let's make sure the reasons are accurate
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:OR)

Comment: I am not sure what the best way to handle this article is.  Perhaps keep, perhaps merge with Madison Square Garden, perhaps delete and merge the relevant contents to the individual Ranger and Knick season articles, perhaps something else.  But none of the delete arguments so far seem to hold up.  There is little or nothing in the article that can't be sourced without synthesis, so the  and  argument doesn't work.  The argument that there have been many instances of multiple teams in a city winning or almost winning championships.  Heck you can get multiple examples just sticking to New York - Jan 1969 the Jets won the Super Bowl, Oct. 1969 the Mets won the World Series (and then a few months later the 69-70 Knicks won a championship as well); The 1986 Mets and Giants won the World Series and Super Bowl respectively; the 1927 and 1928 Yankees won the World Series, the 1927-28 Rangers won the Stanley Cup and the 1927 Giants won the NFL championship (the Yankees and Giants combined in 1938 and 1956 as well).  But none of these situations, nor any listed above, are relevant to this article.  Because what makes the topic of this article different is that both championship runs were occurring in the same building at the same time.  Which is also why organizing the information like this does have some advantage.  Because in many ways, this was one big event - virtually every day for two months Madison Square Garden was hosting a playoff game, right down to game 7 of the respective finals.  Which created a much different buzz, with much different coverage, than when the Knicks alone when to the Stanley Cup finals a few years later, for example.  Or when the Mets and Giants won their respective championships in 1986, but 4 months apart
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:OR||WP:SYNTH)

Comment: per  and 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:SYNTH||WP:OR)