The New York Knicks press office has released a rare statement defending Taylor Swift after she came under attack from their own players. Taylor Swift was unmissable in the stands at Madison Square Garden as the New York Knicks won the NBA Championship in June.
Entering Wednesday’s game against Chicago, new Knicks center James Wiseman had endured an uninspiring start to the season. In the first seven contests, the 25-year-old was a DNP four times.
There’s no shortage of basketball greats who tried their hand at acting either during or after their NBA careers. But after seeing NBA Finals MVP Jalen Brunson get to live his dream of appearing on Law & Order: SVU, it seems clear that he shouldn’t hang up the basketball shoes and move to Hollywood just yet.
When you’re the defending champions, there are not many holistic things to complain about. Sure, the Knicks started 0-3 with a very unsettling offense, but all they needed was their medicine (the Nets and Bulls) to get back to .500?
It’s been a trying season early on offensively for the Knicks, between the rough two-point shooting and the slow starts from Jalen Brunson and Mikal Bridges.
Who is the X factor for every NBA player this season? We’re not talking about the go-to guy, like Nikola Jokic or Steph Curry. It could be a big-name player, an all-star, or a bench player, but they are the pivot point for their team.
There might be some unexpected Bad Blood brewing on celebrity row after the New York Knicks’ postseason run. During a recent TikTok stream playing NBA 2K, Knicks guards Tyler Kolek and Deuce McBride were asked to name the “fakest” celebrity fan they encountered during the team’s playoff run.
A New York Knicks guard took a direct shot at Taylor Swift’s Knicks fandom, naming the pop star when asked to identify the team’s “fakest” celebrity fan.
It wasn’t just Jalen Brunson on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit last night, as his father, New York Knicks assistant coach Rick Brunson, was also in the episode.
"Mohamed Diawara will play a pivotal role in the Knicks' rotation this season." That was a somewhat popular opinion heading into the 2026-27 campaign. That opening statement could still end up coming true.
The New York Knicks saw their fair share of celebrities between opening night and their NBA championship run, and two of the stars have lightly called out Taylor Swift.
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.
Fresh off the New York Knicks’ historic 2026 NBA championship run, a new courtside debate has bubbled up among the team’s most prominent celebrity fans.
The Knicks' 4-4 start cannot be attributed to any single player or unit. But the second unit failing to match the highs of last season so far is one of the biggest issues for New York.
Mike Brown sees more than a spot-up shooter in Dalton Knecht. His explanation went a little further than the usual postgame scouting report. “He’s a scorer.
When a team blows out an opponent in the fashion that the Knicks did, there's often a lot to talk about. Jalen Brunson's 33 points, highlighted by his 22-point first quarter which outscored the Bull entire team was of note.
Jalen Brunson drilled five three-pointers and led New York with 33 points as the Knicks claimed a 30-point win at home. The result lifts them to .500, while the Chicago Bulls fall to 1–7.
The New York Knicks improved to 4-4 in this 2026-27 NBA season with a dominant 135-105 win over the Chicago Bulls at Madison Square Garden on Thursday.
New York was so good on Wednesday that the Knicks made me hate them for effectively finishing my 2-hour night plan in 20 minutes. I’m cool with the 4-1 in the last five, but let’s make it a bit more competitive for entertainment’s sake, please and thank you (I know I’m in the minority here.
The New York Knicks entered Wednesday’s game against the Chicago Bulls searching for greater offensive consistency after an uneven opening stretch. They responded with one of the most explosive first halves in franchise history.
During a recent conversation with Vincent Goodwill of ESPN, Towns shared how the Knicks losing nine of 11 games from Dec. 31, 2025 through Jan. 19 of this year has him convinced that this version of the team will ultimately be just fine when it matters the most.
Karl-Anthony Towns does not think the New York Knicks look like the championship team fans celebrated just months prior. Towns was critical of his own team Friday after they lost their NBA Cup opener to the Philadelphia 76ers at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, Pa.