During the final moments of the fourth quarter, the atmosphere inside Madison Square Garden was so tense that it almost exploded when Karl-Anthony Towns was called for his fourth personal foul after hitting Dillon Brooks' face with his right hand.
It was a tough night at Madison Square Garden for Karl-Anthony Towns as the boos kept coming and he had no place to hide. The Knicks lost 106-99 to the Phoenix Suns and the $220 million center was only able to score 23 points while Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart both sat out due to right ankle injuries.
The New York Knicks have struggled in recent weeks, and their injury problems haven't helped matters. New York dropped their third straight game Saturday night, falling 106-99 to the Phoenix Suns at Madison Square Garden.
The New York Knicks hoisted the NBA Cup trophy on December 16, and something broke. They're 7-9 since that victory over the Spurs, watching their championship credentials evaporate in real time.
It's hard for everything to go right in the NBA, whether that's due to managerial decisions, bad luck with injuries, or other factors. In league history, there are some moments that stand out, moments that could have gone in a completely different direction and drastically changed the league.
The Knicks are stumbling. They're 2-6 in their last eight games, and Karl-Anthony Towns just got called out by coach Mike Brown for lazy defense in the loss to Sacramento.
The New York Knicks most recent loss, a convincing 126-113 defeat at the hands of the Golden State Warriors, wasn't just their seventh loss in nine games and an affront to respectable team defense.
The New York Knicks came up short again Saturday night at Madison Square Garden, falling 106-99 to the Phoenix Suns. Missed opportunities? Check. Turnovers?
The Phoenix Suns have swept the season series against the New York Knicks after beating them 106-99 at Madison Square Garden on Saturday. The Suns took advantage of the Knicks once again being without Jalen Brunson due to an ankle injury and handed them their third straight loss and fourth in the last five games.
Karl-Anthony Towns is catching heat from someone who knows the New York Knicks better than most. Alan Hahn, a longtime Knicks analyst, tore into the All-NBA
The New York Knicks (25-16) are returning home from a 1-3 West Coast trip to take on the Phoenix Suns (24-17), desperately needing a resurgent victory.
The New York Knicks hit the road last week hoping they had solved the first crisis of the season. After losing four straight games, they defeated the Los Angeles Clippers on Jan.
As the New York Knicks circle the drain, winning just two of their last nine games, Knicks fans are pointing fingers in every conceivable direction to pinpoint blame for the team’s underperformance.
The New York Knicks are facing a familiar question, and it comes with history attached. Mike Brown is not running from it. As the Knicks navigate a slump during the heart of the season, the timing has reignited talk around the NBA Cup.
Jalen Brunson is sitting out the New York Knicks’ matchup against the Golden State Warriors on Thursday night. The Knicks battle Steph Curry and Co. on the road following Wednesday’s 112-101 loss to the Sacramento Kings.
A pair of veterans who have missed significant time due to injuries will be active on Thursday. Knicks wing Landry Shamet was upgraded to questionable and then available for Thursday’s game at Golden State, per Stefan Bondy of The New York Post (Twitter links).
Let’s at least face the reality of the situation at the top: This season’s version of the New York Knicks is more inconsistent than the previous iteration.
New York Knicks head coach Mike Brown returned to Sacramento for the first time since he was fired during the season last year, and the one thing he probably wanted was to walk out of the arena with a win.