The New York Knicks have a record of 27-18 and are fourth in the Eastern Conference. The season so far has been more about rumors than confirmations.
With rumors swirling around the New York Knicks ahead of the Feb. 5 trade deadline, there have been discussions about which players the team would target.
The New York Knicks have been struggling since their NBA Cup victory in mid-December. They've gone 11-9 over that stretch, and the front office knows something needs to change before the February 5 trade deadline.
The New York Knicks have had an up and down season, and some are wondering if the team’s roster is going to get shaken up in the coming days. While many analysts and reporters believe that Knicks big man Karl-Anthony Towns is untouchable, a new report is throwing cold water on that notion.
The Knicks led by 17 points with just over eight minutes to go on Saturday against the Philadelphia 76ers. After a choppy first half that saw the Knicks get dominated by Joel Embiid and allow the Sixers to shoot 65% from the field, the Knicks had dominated the first 16 minutes of the second half and had all but salted the game away.
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 New York Knicks have a 27-18 record, which looks pretty good until you see that there isn't much separation between the top-tier teams in the East when you zoom out.
The New York Knicks are far past the days when they feared missing the playoffs. Armed with an army of proud defenders and an offensive dynamo in team captain Jalen Brunson, they’re a balanced squad.
The New York Knicks host the Sacramento Kings at MSG on Jan. 27, and there's some unfinished business here. These two already played earlier this month in Sacramento, and it was ugly for New York.
Jalen Brunson is taking a financial hit and again not being selfish. We have seen it before when he took $113 million less guaranteed to keep the New York Knicks stable.
The Karl-Anthony Towns trade chatter in New York is officially in that familiar space between smoke, mirrors, and strategic leaking. Steve Popper of Newsday reported last week that the Knicks have discussed Towns in trade talks with multiple teams.
The New York Knicks are known to be on the lookout for a backcourt upgrade ahead of the trade deadline. With the need to bolster their defensive and playmaking depth, the Knicks are reported to have an interest in acquiring Jrue Holiday from the Portland Trail Blazers.
Karl-Anthony Towns‘ time with the New York Knicks hasn’t been productive in the 2025-26 NBA season. Towns is in his second year with the Knicks, and his numbers have gone down.
Many NBA players have already spoken up about the killings that occurred in the city of Minneapolis at the hands of federal agents. These killings have spurred city-wide protests that thousands have participated in, with the sport of basketball taking a backseat to the bigger and more pressing issue at hand.
The New York Knicks are in a bit of a stumble as of late. While there’s no doubt that they would secure a top-six finish in the Eastern Conference, they know that they still need some upgrades done via the trade deadline. Even former legends Carmelo Anthony and Tracy McGrady have voiced their concerns for the proud franchise.
The sky was falling for the New York Knicks during a recent stretch when they lost nine out of 11 games and looked awful on both ends of the floor. This no longer looked like a team that could win the Eastern Conference, let alone contend for an NBA title.
New York Knicks point guard Jalen Brunson has been the unofficial torchbearer of Kobe Bryant's signature sneaker line with Nike for the past few NBA seasons.
The first time this month the New York Knicks gained some momentum, it vanished with a surprising loss to the Sacramento Kings. The Knicks will look to avoid repeating history Tuesday night when they host the Kings in the final battle of the season between the nonconference foes.
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.
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.
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.