The New York Knicks outlasted the other teams to win the NBA Cup. They are the third team to win the In-Season Tournament, which the league introduced in 2023.
Being part of the New York Knicks is special, and Carmelo Anthony, a franchise legend, grew up supporting them. The fact that he never got to win a championship with the team remains a disappointment.
The New York Knicks and Miami Heat hatred goes all the way back to Pat Riley ditching the big apple for South Beach in 1995. The teams have met in the playoffs six times, including four straight years from 1997-2000.
There has been a lot of talk about the New York Knicks' schedule recently. Because they found success in the 2026 Emirates NBA Cup, they are facing a brutal stretch when it comes to their schedule.
Most of the New York Knicks' starting lineup has now heard their fair shares of All-star buzz. Jalen Brunson's and Karl-Anthony Towns' hype is less of a surprise, as the star scorers have combined for seven total selections after making the trip to All-Star Weekend as teammates earlier this year.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
The New York Knicks have had plenty to celebrate this December, from being Emirates NBA Cup champions to winning eight of their 10 games. One of the most laudatory moments of the season, though, came off the floor.
The New York Knicks have been playing at an incredibly high level over the last few weeks. Since a losing streak early in the season dropped their record to 2-3, they have gone 18-5, solidifying their standing as a legitimate championship contender.
Jalen Brunson is trying to beat the flopper allegations. The New York Knicks star Brunson appeared this week on Lou Williams’ podcast “The Underground Lounge.” During the episode, Brunson spoke out against those who accuse him of baiting referees into calling fouls by exaggerating minimal defensive contact.
The New York Knicks could be ready to 86 the metropolitan career of a former Philadelphia 76er. Reporting on the Knicks’ potential activity at the upcoming trade deadline, James Edwards III of The Athletic says that the “loudest league chatter” centered around Manhattan states that it’d be “open” to trading forward Guerschon Yabusele.
The New York Knicks were on the doorstep of an NBA Finals appearance before losing to the Indiana Pacers last season, and that disappointment still shapes their approach.
The Knicks are open to moving Guerschon Yabusele ahead of the February 5 trade deadline, according to James L. Edwards III of The Athletic. Yabusele was New York’s top free-agent addition last summer.
Shooting free throws has never been easy for New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson. However, it has reached a new level of struggle for the big man this season.