The New York Knicks are holding their breath waiting for Jalen Brunson's return. Their star point guard suffered an ankle injury during a game against the Orlando Magic.
If you hadn’t watched a game between the Knicks and the Heat after the ’90s, yesterday’s matchup must have felt like two games rolled into one. New York and Miami combined for the most points ever in a head-to-head, and even then, the most surprising thing was a man called Landry Shamet.
Karl-Anthony Towns and Landry Shamet stood out in a well-rounded team performance, helping New York to their second NBA Cup win of the year, moving them to 2-1 on the season.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The New York Knicks, despite being undermanned, defeated the Miami Heat 140-132 on Friday night at Madison Square Garden, thanks in large part to a career-best performance from shooter Landry Shamet.
When Amazon chose the New York Knicks-Miami Heat NBA Cup game for one of their first national broadcasts, they probably imagined it would be an All-Star duel between Tyler Herro and Jalen Brunson.
Karl-Anthony Towns scored 31 of his 39 points in the first half, Landry Shamet had a career-high 36 points off the bench and fellow reserve Josh Hart posted a triple-double Friday night for the host New York Knicks, who beat the Miami Heat 140-132 in NBA Cup East Group C action.
And the game ball goes to Landry Shamet. The New York Knicks (8-4) took on the Miami Heat (7-6) at Madison Square Garden tonight in an Emirates NBA Cup game.
With social media giving athletes a different platform to communicate with fans more easily today, many are actively taking time out to create content.
Mike Brown was clearly frustrated after the New York Knicks fell 124-107 to the Orlando Magic at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night. New York fell behind early, dropping the first quarter 30-23 and trailing by 20 at halftime.
The New York Knicks are off to a solid start this season with one of the most impactful starting fives in the league. With a new coach at the helm and a new offense installed, let's take a look at how the starting five is doing so far this season.
The New York Knicks’ strong start to the season has hit a major roadblock. Superstar point guard Jalen Brunson suffered what is being described as a “legitimate” ankle injury during the team’s loss to the Orlando Magic on Wednesday, and he could be sidelined for an extended period.
Knicks point guard Jalen Brunson sustained a right ankle injury late in the fourth quarter of a lopsided home loss to Orlando on Wednesday and was seen wearing a walking boot on his right foot and using crutches as he exited Madison Square Garden, writes Stefan Bondy of The New York Post.
Nine games into the season, the Knicks’ offense seems focused on launching threes and crashing the glass. Not two minutes into Sunday’s 134-98 win over the Brooklyn Nets, Jalen Brunson knifes into the paint, drawing extra defenders seemingly en route to a layup.
Back in January 2023, Brooklyn Nets center Nic Claxton boasted to reporters that he'd never lost to the New York Knicks. Since that statement, Claxton and the Nets haven't beaten them.