After falling just two victories short of an NBA Finals appearance last season, the New York Knicks made some major changes this offseason, hoping to get over the hump during the 2025-26 campaign.
On the latest episode of his eponymous podcast, Draymond Green weighed in on the controversy surrounding his hug of New York Knicks coach Mike Brown following the Warriors’ 126-113 victory on January 15th.
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 relationship between Mike Brown and his former Golden State players was seemingly a point of contention. Brown's embrace with Draymond Green during and after the Warriors' 126-113 victory on January 15 created tension within the New York Knicks organization.
When has game No. 44 felt so chaotic and desperate? Which season in recent memory features such dramatic concern at the midseason point? While the answer is tough to find, the New York Knicks’ current situation is as real as it gets.
Desperate times call for desperate measures for the New York Knicks. After what took place at Madison Square Garden on Jan. 19, with the Knicks taking an embarrassing 114-97 loss to the Dallas Mavericks, this may actually be what the team needed in order to bring out the real Mike Brown.
The 2025-26 NBA regular season has reached its midway point, and it has been a tale of two halves for the New York Knicks. The roller coaster ride started when the team won the first two games of the Mike Brown era, defeating a pair of Eastern Conference contenders in the Cleveland Cavaliers and Boston Celtics.
With a 4-game losing streak and 2-9 in the last eleven games, something had to give for the New York Knicks. Veteran Josh Hart, after the blowout loss at home to the Dallas Mavericks, said the group needs to do some “soul searching”.
The New York Knicks have been slumping as of late, continuing their losing ways on Monday evening at home against the Dallas Mavericks with a blowout loss.
In 2009, Mike Brown met Jordi Fernandez and got him an internship with the Cavaliers. Seventeen years later, their relationship runs far deeper just than New York City basketball rivals.
Mike Brown is somewhat welcoming the boobirds after his team’s latest humiliation. The New York Knicks were blown out at home by the sub-.500 Dallas Mavericks on Monday.
The New York Knicks appear to be spiraling out of control this month. Although they retain their position among the top three teams in the Eastern Conference, a 114-97 loss to a shorthanded Dallas Mavericks team on Monday night raises questions about their current state.
While on one hand, the comfort of a Madison Square Garden matinee on Martin Luther King Jr. Day is something all New York Knicks fans can embrace, there’s still something stressfully off about the squad’s current situation.
NEW YORK – The New York Knicks lost their third-straight game on Saturday night, with the Phoenix Suns winning 106-99. It was the eighth game they’ve dropped in their last ten, bringing their record since the NBA Cup to 7-10.
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.
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.
Mike Brown helped turn the Sacramento Kings' franchise around, snapping their 16-year playoff drought, but at the first sign of regression, he was fired.
Former Kings coach Mike Brown received a warm welcome back to Sacramento by fans and ownership alike. However, his former team made sure that warm welcome did not end with a win.
It’s been over a year since the Sacramento Kings decided to fire former NBA Coach of the Year Mike Brown. Since then, Brown’s path couldn’t be more different than his prior team’s.
The New York Knicks surprised and also delighted pockets of fans when they decided to not hang a banner inside Madison Square Garden commemorating their NBA Cup victory.