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.
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.
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 draft lottery is where you usually find the NBA's biggest stars. That's not always the case, though, as some later picks have proven to be some of the greatest players ever.
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.
When the Knicks lost Mitchell Robinson in the offseason, there was not only a sense of mourning for losing the services of the longest-tenured Knick right after a championship, but also in the sense of what he provided on the court.
No two teams embark on the same exact path during the marathon, also known as the NBA regular season. But about three weeks into the campaign, last season's Eastern Conference Finals teams have taken an unexpected course.
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.
As everybody knew before tip-off, the Knicks ended up beating the Bucks on Tuesday. Wednesday, however? That’s an entirely different beast, as New York hosts Cleveland.
With the Knicks’ 117-85 win over the Bucks on Tuesday, they have won four straight games and head into Wednesday’s tilt with the Cavs looking for another dominant win.
After what was the worst start to a season for a reigning NBA Champion, the New York Knicks are seemingly back on track. The Knicks defeated the Milwaukee Bucks to move to a 6-4 record in their first 10 games this season, turning around what had been a dire start for them.
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.
The New York Knicks have received an encouraging update on Josh Hart’s ankle injury after head coach Mike Brown suggested the guard was close to returning before their clash with the Milwaukee Bucks.
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 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.
The NBA has become no country for old men. The league-wide obsession with speed and cheaper rookie scale contracts has pushed aging role players out of the league.
The New York Knicks and the Philadelphia 76ers face the daunting task of emerging from the Eastern Conference, but the challenge might be much bigger than they expected.
The New York Knicks are rolling, and Jalen Brunson continues to lead the way. Brunson earned the Eastern Conference Player of the Week over the Knicks’
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.
Random dribbles following the Cavaliers’ 109-97 home loss to the Knicks on Saturday. 1. The Cavs looked like a team that played the night before. The Knicks looked like a team that hadn’t played since Wednesday.
The New York Knicks expressed appreciation for Taylor Swift after reserve guards Tyler Kolek and Miles “Deuce” McBride described her fandom as performative in a recent interview.
Tyler Kolek and Deuce McBride may not have realized they were kicking a hornet's nest when they answered an innocent question on a livestream. But that's the danger of criticizing Taylor Swift online.