Mike Brown noticed something about Jalen Brunson’s performance against the Cleveland Cavaliers that truly shocked him. After a strong string of recent results, the Knicks were beaten by the Cavaliers at home in a result that left many of their fans very disappointed.
Mikal Bridges has struggled to find his shooting touch early in the 2026-27 campaign after the New York Knicks clinched the championship last season. His struggles during the initial stretch of this season have now raised questions about whether head coach Mike Brown should consider changing the starting lineup.
The defending NBA champion New York Knicks dropped to 6-5 after the Cleveland Cavaliers snapped their four-game winning streak with a 115-107 win on Wednesday.
Jalen Brunson and the New York Knicks saw their four-game winning streak get snapped by the Cleveland Cavaliers, 115-107, at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday.
The NBA schedule featured 10 games on Wednesday night, and all eyes were on Madison Square Garden for a premium Eastern Conference matchup between the New York Knicks (6-5) and the Cleveland Cavaliers (6-6).
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The New York Knicks have leaned on contributions from across their roster during their recent run of success. However, Mikal Bridges has struggled to find his rhythm early in the 2026-27 season, which ultimately puts his role under increased scrutiny.
When the New York Knicks won their first NBA Finals in over 50 years, it wasn't just superstar Jalen Brunson carrying the load. It was an all-around team effort with contributions coming from everywhere, including veteran guard Mikal Bridges, who averaged 13.5 points and shot 55.9% from the field.
The Cavs followed their worst performance of the season with their best. And they did it in the defending champions’ building. James Harden scored a season-high 32 points as the Cavs beat the Knicks 115-107 on Wednesday at Madison Square Garden, delivering the kind of complete effort that had been missing in Monday’s collapse against the Hornets.
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Four nights ago, in Cleveland, the Knicks beat the Cavaliers by 12 points thanks to dominant second and third quarters. Tonight, as we saluted our veterans, the two teams squared up once more, this time at Madison Square Garden.
As the New York Knicks prepare for a Wednesday night showdown against the Cleveland Cavaliers, Mike Brown took his usual spot behind the podium to take questions from the media about his team.
The New York Knicks have done a solid job creating doubters of “Believeland.” Less than a week after clobbering the Cleveland Cavaliers at Rocket Arena, the Knicks get another shot at their fellow Eastern Conference finalist on Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden.
The Knicks look to keep on keeping on after winning six of seven games. After defeating the Bucks on Tuesday, they'll face the Cleveland Cavaliers, Indiana Pacers and Toronto Raptors between Wednesday and Sunday, making it interesting to see how long the momentum will last.
The New York Knicks are at home Wednesday night as they host the Cleveland Cavaliers in an Eastern Conference showdown. New York enters Wednesday’s game with a 6-4 record after defeating the Milwaukee Bucks at home in dominant fashion Tuesday night.
The New York Knicks have been playing some great basketball lately, especially on defense. They just beat the Bucks 117-85, and a few days ago, they also held the Cleveland Cavaliers to only 97 points.
The New York Knicks are winners of six of their last seven games after starting 0-3 and many rushing to declare code red. Head coach Mike Brown's group is starting to resemble the well-oiled machine they were in the spring.
New York extends its winning streak with a dominant 117-85 victory over Milwaukee, showcasing the defensive intensity, rebounding and bench production that are beginning to define its season.
The New York Knicks are starting to look like they did during their run to the NBA championship last season. And just like last season, New York might get to torment the Cleveland Cavaliers multiple times in the span of less than a week.
Karl-Anthony Towns continued his season-opening streak of double-doubles Tuesday night and the host New York Knicks rode dominant second- and fourth-quarter runs to a 117-85 win over the Milwaukee Bucks.
The New York Knicks are at home Tuesday night as they host the Milwaukee Bucks in an Eastern Conference matchup. New York enters Tuesday’s game with a 5-4 record after defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers on the road Saturday night.
The Knicks have had their share of trade rumors circulate around them. Karl-Anthony Towns and the Knicks had a very public negotiation that fell apart, which has ignited potential trade packages.
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The Knicks didn’t need to stop every Donovan Mitchell scoring burst Saturday. They kept giving themselves extra chances to answer. That was a major difference in their 109-97 win over the Cavs, with the defending champions turning 16 offensive rebounds into a 26-8 advantage in second-chance points.