In the three and a half weeks since the Knicks won a championship, the team has had almost exclusively good news. They of course lost out on Mitchell Robinson.
New York Knicks guard Jalen Brunson is undergoing surgery on an injury that he played through during the team’s NBA Finals run. Brunson is undergoing surgery on his left wrist, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania.
I’m in Scarsdale, standing outside of Eye Designs of Westchester, and waiting for Mike Brown, head coach of the NBA Champion New York Knicks. This is where Brown goes for glasses, and if my calculations are correct, today would be his six-month checkup.
The NBA is truly a global league. As such, there have been historical impacts left on the game by players of all walks of life. Some of the game's all-time
As our own Steven Simineri laid out on Sunday, the Knicks signing DeMar DeRozan makes sense. The defending champions don't have many weaknesses, and the veteran guard would directly address couple of the few they do have.
The Knicks don’t expect Jalen Brunson‘s offseason wrist procedure to affect the start of next season. As first reported by Knicks Fan TV, Brunson recently underwent surgery to address an injury involving his left wrist, hand and forearm after playing through it during New York’s championship run.
Knicks point guard Jalen Brunson has undergone a procedure to address an injury affecting his left wrist/hand/forearm, according to Ian Begley of SNY.tv, Shams Charania of ESPN, and Stefan Bondy of The New York Post (all Twitter links).
In the NBA Draft, the first round is where teams look for players who could be stars or at least contribute right away. Then there's the second round, where the stakes are low and not much is expected.
The New York Knicks are a bit of a mystery as free agency heads into its second week. The Knicks have the financial wiggle room to add two more veteran minimum contracts, and there's several options between the in-house Jordan Clarkson or chasing a bigger fish like LeBron James or DeMar DeRozan.
The New York Knicks entered the offseason trying to keep as much of their championship roster together as possible in an impossible task due to owner James Dolan’s second-apron mandate.
The New York Knicks let one of their most important players walk to avoid having to pay the tax that comes with the second apron. Coming off the 2026 NBA championship win, many hoped that the New York Knicks would retain their players and attempt to run it back.
Let's get one thing straight: Mitchell Robinson is better than Andre Drummond. The recently signed Celtics big man is a significantly superior defender and finisher around the rim, while being a better offensive rebounder.
After ending a 53-year-long championship drought, the New York Knicks were celebrated throughout the city. Despite their success in the NBA Finals, however, Knicks owner James Dolan has faced some backlash for the team’s roster management this offseason.
It was only a few days ago when the USMNT was dreaming of shocking the world by winning its first-ever FIFA World Cup crown, and on home soil, no less.
Shortly after playing a key bench role for the New York Knicks’ championship run, Jose Alvarado decided to re-sign with the organization in free agency.
July 6: Diawara has formally completed his new contract with the Knicks, the team announced in a press release (Twitter link). It’s a four-year, $11.2MM deal, per Fred Katz of The Athletic (Twitter link), who hears from a source that it’s fully guaranteed for the first two seasons.
The New York Knicks found themselves in a quandary when owner James Dolan mentioned on WFAN that going over the second apron would "have to be suicidal." Reports thereafter mentioned that, when it came to bringing back their own guys, it would be either Mitchell Robinson or Landry Shamet, and the offseason ended up playing out that way.
Former New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson finally offered a public explanation for the unexplained hand injury that he suffered during the NBA playoffs.
Just weeks after winning the championship, the New York Knicks had to part ways with center Mitchell Robinson due to cap constraints. But the changes are expected even in the front office, as former center and franchise legend Patrick Ewing is reportedly leaving to return to Washington, D.C.
When Mitchell Robinson agreed to a three-year, $47.7 million contract in free agency with the Boston Celtics, it left a big hole on the New York Knicks roster.
The New York Knicks are probably enjoying their offseason as NBA champions, and they’ve been around the world doing all types of different things. Some are probably still celebrating, while others have already started their offseason workouts.