The New York Knicks have since recovered from their mid-January schneid, having finally patched together a few wins. While Mike Brown struggled in eventually righting the ship, his predecessor found himself reaping the rewards of some revisionist history.
The Knicks are a team full of shooters who have persevered through injuries, losing streaks, and locker room drama in January. Winning streaks come and go much like scoring runs in a game.
The New York Knicks center has heard the trade chatter, and he's not staying quiet about it. Mitchell Robinson took to social media over the weekend to make his feelings clear about staying in New York.
Karl-Anthony Towns spent the majority of his NBA career building his life with the Minnesota Timberwolves before the trade to the New York Knicks. That connection is so strong that he had to speak out instead of staying silent after seeing the recent events in the Twin Cities.
It's been a week since the New York Knicks were embarrassed at Madison Square Garden by Cooper Flagg and the Dallas Mavericks in what was arguably their worst loss of the season.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
The Knicks are 27-18 and facing a February 5 trade deadline with obvious roster holes and limited options to fill them. The Guerschon Yabusele situation summarizes the problem: they need to move him, but nobody’s buying.
The New York Knicks managed to escape with a dramatic 112-109 win against the Philadelphia 76ers at Wells Fargo Center, but the game seemed a bit messy.
The New York Knicks may have won two games in a row, but there is an overall sense of discontent among both the fanbase and the members of the team. After all, this was supposed to be the year the Knicks dominate the Eastern Conference amid the projected drop-off of some of their contending peers.
The New York Knicks have been linked to several players as they seek to solidify their championship aspirations. However, there is one move the Knicks must now make to keep the chemistry flowing positively.
As the NBA trade deadline on Feb. 5 nears, the New York Knicks have actively been discussing several options on the trade market involving French forward Guerschon Yabusele, league sources told ClutchPoints.
The February 5 trade deadline is quickly approaching, and the rumors surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks are at an all-time high.
The New York Knicks’ 112-109 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers provided another example of this team’s confounding nature. The win was necessary, but the manner of achieving it reinforced questions about consistency.
That was too close. However, a win is a win. The New York Knicks were able to get their first regular season win over their rival Atlantic Coast team, the Philadelphia 76ers.
Coach Mike Brown is tweaking the offense. Josh Hart would rather Karl-Anthony Towns worry about defense. Brown said he has made adjustments to better support Towns on the offensive end, but Hart made it clear where his priorities lie, via Kristian Winfield of the New York Daily News.
Guerschon Yabusele is not pretending this season has gone the way he imagined. Before the Knicks’ win over the Sixers, Yabusele admitted the reality has fallen short of expectations.
Jalen Brunson had 31 points and added six assists to help the New York Knicks hold on for a 112-109 victory over the host Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday.
Rick Brunson’s growing influence within the Knicks has had some unintended consequences. The assistant coach, to his credit, is not a nepotism hire, despite his son Jalen Brunson being the best player on the team.
Just under two weeks ago, we wrote about the palpable impact Josh Hart has had on the New York Knicks when given the opportunity to start this season. The Knicks have been slumping since that breakdown was published, but even with New York’s recent dismal play, Hart maintains an impressive impact as a starter over the course of the season.
Despite the New York Knicks’ historic 120-66 spanking of the crosstown rival Brooklyn Nets, things still don’t feel completely settled. Admittedly, that’s a tough ask for a team that lost nine of its last 11 games while coming into the season as the Eastern Conference favorites.
After the New York Knicks posted the most lopsided victory in franchise history, they are looking for something seemingly just as elusive lately: a winning streak.
Amid swirling trade rumors, the New York Knicks have reportedly decided to stand by Karl-Anthony Towns, reaffirming their commitment to the five-time All-Star as a cornerstone of their roster.
The New York Knicks lost their fourth consecutive game on Monday and their ninth loss in the last 11, and that defeat led to a pretty damning quote from one of their core players.