It appears Karl-Anthony Towns isn’t willing to give the Knicks a nice discount on an extension. Talks have stagnated between the two parties, according to Shams Charania and Vincent Goodwill of ESPN, and an agreement is considered unlikely before the team begins training camp next week.
New York Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns may be headed for an awkward season with the team. Towns is eligible for a max extension, but negotiations between the two sides have “stagnated,” according to Shams Charania on ESPN’s “NBA Today.” It is considered “unlikely” that the two sides will reach an agreement before the start of training camp.
Ahead of his first time hosting Saturday Night Live (SNL), a teaser was dropped showing the “Key to the City” given to New York Knicks star Jalen Brunson.
The explosion of joy all over the world after the Knicks won the 2026 championship was a novel experience for many. Following the team as they try to defend it is something entirely different.
The New York Knicks have yet to sign rookie Tyler Nickel, but the expectation around the league is that the two sides will ultimately reach an agreement.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
There’s no such thing as constancy in the NBA. After the 2023 season, the only meaningful change the Knicks made was replacing Obi Toppin with Donte DiVincenzo; a few months later, they'd traded two top-six players for OG Anunoby.
Let us rewind for a moment. It is June 18, 2026. The New York Knicks are finally NBA Champions, parading through the Canyon of Heroes amongst an expansive sea of orange-and-blue faithful.
The rivalry between Tyrese Haliburton and the Indiana Pacers and the New York Knicks has been one of the spicier ones the league has seen in recent years.
For months now, it's been clear that the New York Knicks lack a third-string center. But if New York's recent flurry of veteran signings tells us something, it's that they are also looking to potentially add another wing.
The Knicks enter the 2026-27 season in unfamiliar territory. For the first time in 53 years, New York is coming off an NBA championship. The pressure that comes with that changes the conversation around this team.
After a rush of re-signings early in the summer, the New York Knicks have had a relatively quiet offseason. But after a slow few weeks, the Knicks came out of nowhere with a flurry of moves, signing five veterans to Exhibit 9 deals.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
Trae Young’s beef with New York Knicks fans has been ongoing since 2021. He has spoken about it in the past, but he recently revealed exactly how it began.
The Knicks invited five established veterans to training camp. They reportedly intend to keep only one. New York is expected to begin the season with 14 players on standard contracts, league sources told Marc Stein and Jake Fischer of The Stein Line.
Do you know who the Knicks' leading offensive rebounder per 36 minutes was in last year’s playoffs? The two leaders both moved on to regional rivals: Mitchell Robinson to Boston, Ariel Hukporti to Philadelphia.
James Wiseman is entering another important stage of his NBA career. This time, however, his future may depend on more than what he does on the court. The former No.
New York Knicks head coach Mike Brown has been reunited with the 2019 Golden State Warriors’ second overall pick James Wiseman ahead of the 2026-27 season.
The Knicks kept almost everyone who mattered during their championship run. Whether “almost” is enough to win another one is the question. In its 2026-27 Knicks preview, ESPN noted that nine of New York’s top 10 playoff rotation members are returning.
With a potential max extension for New York Knicks’ Karl-Anthony Towns on the horizon, the team owner James Dolan’s looming decision could alter the All-Star forward’s future.
Michael Sweetney, the former New York Knicks first-round pick who came out of Georgetown and spent his first two NBA seasons at Madison Square Garden, has died.
The New York Knicks held training camp tryouts for its final roster spots last season and went on to win an NBA title. This season, they're trying a similar approach.
Former New York Knicks lottery pick Michael Sweetney has died. Sweetney died this week at the age of 43. India Sweetney, Michael’s wife, made the tragic announcement over social media on Thursday, saying that the family was “deeply saddened” by the news.
The New York Knicks halted ticket sales on Thursday after an internal error led to some sky-high prices. The get-in price for tickets to the Knicks' season opener against the Philadelphia 76ers is $1,251, according to TicketData.com.
As the reigning NBA champions, the New York Knicks will enter the upcoming campaign as the biggest favorites to win the title. Their bench is also a major advantage, thanks to Miles McBride, who is due for a contract extension.