The Knicks have had a relatively quiet offseason compared to some of their rivals. The Celtics made a splash by trading away Jaylen Brown, signing former Knicks center Mitchell Robinson, and extending Neemias Queta.
For 9 years, Charles Oakley has been in a legal battle, and it seems he has not given up. Judge Richard J. Sullivan has ruled in favor of Madison Square Garden, dismissing the former New York Knicks’ surviving assault and battery claims for the third time.
The Knicks' starting five is loaded with great shooting, and that took off even more this past season with the rise of Josh Hart from three-point range.
UNCASVILLE, CT — Hall of Fame forward/center Amar’e Stoudemire is still celebrating the New York Knicks’ 2026 Finals victory. While wearing a 2026 Knicks championship hat during media availability ahead of his Class of 2026 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame enshrinement, Stoudemire opined on today’s modern NBA players.
It's hard to argue against the idea that the Knicks trading Pacôme Dadiet for center help is the most ideal preseason move for New York. Given Dadiet's future with the team looks bleak, ending an experiment that may never bear fruit now would be wise, especially if he could return a player who could help immediately in the frontcourt.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
A federal judge has dismissed former New York Knicks forward Charles Oakley’s remaining claims against Madison Square Garden for a third time, ending a legal battle that stretched more than nine years.
Not an impressively overloaded post, but one with some spicy topics. The Knicks’ full 2026-27 schedule is out, and Michael Zeno has you covered on that front with everything you need to know.
Every fan, analyst and GM is very well aware that the Knicks would like to, and in reality need to, add another center to their depth chart. Karl-Anthony Towns and Andre Drummond have the early makings of what could be a very good center rotation, but they are just one injury away from being left very thin there.
Who let the dogs out? The New York Knicks, apparently. Again. After the Knicks won the championship to end a seemingly endless 53-year drought, Jalen Brunson had a simple request for coach Mike Brown: Stop the “Who let the dogs out?” chant.
On Thursday, after a few days of gradual reveals, the NBA schedule came out in full, aside from the two to-be-determined games in December pending the results of the NBA Cup.
The Knicks are one step closer to taking the floor again after Thursday's official NBA schedule release. While each of the team's 82 games will feel significant as they try to defend their title, a few on the slate stand out as especially intriguing for one reason or another.
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.
The path to a New York Knicks repeat has officially been revealed. The NBA unveiled the full schedule for its 2026-27 season on Thursday, the latest landmark in the countdown to the Knicks’ title defense is official.
The Cavaliers already knew where their season would begin. Now they know just about everything that comes after it. Cleveland opens Oct. 22 at Philadelphia against LeBron James, Jaylen Brown and the 76ers, because the NBA understands television.
Andre Drummond cannot and will not totally replace Mitchell Robinson. While he should be a serviceable defender and rebounder during the regular season, he still has defensive limitations and is a much worse finisher around the rim.
Center depth has been at the forefront of every New York Knicks conversation this offseason, and keeping one of the best at that position in the league is a good starting point.
The New York Knicks entered last season’s NBA Cup as a team with good-not-great odds of conquering it. They left it with the trophy and outright refused to raise a banner, but will ultimately find themselves hanging up two, not one, by the end of October.
New York Knicks guard Jalen Brunson is already locked in on trying to achieve bigger things while 2026 NBA championship celebrations still dominate the city.
There’s never ‘enough’ celebration after a team wins the NBA championship. And in the New York Knicks’ case, winning a trophy after 53 long years, the fanbase deserved to soak in the festivities as long as they wanted.
Tuesday was literally a banner day for New York Knicks fans. The first stages of the Knicks’ road to a repeat have officially been revealed: The quest begins on Oct.
Despite not getting the $272 million supermax contract extension from the New York Knicks, Karl-Anthony Towns is likely to stay with the team. Towns was instrumental in helping the Knicks win their first NBA championship in 53 years, playing elite defense against Victor Wembanyama throughout the NBA Finals.
Knicks second-round pick Jack Kayil will become a draft-and-stash prospect, according to Rupert Fabig of the Hamburger Abendbatt, who reports that the German point guard has signed a five-year contract with ALBA Berlin (hat tip to Johnny Askounis of Eurohoops).
Cooper Hoffman has inherited more than a famous surname from his father, the late Philip Seymour Hoffman. He has also followed him into acting, building an impressive career in films such as Licorice Pizza and The Long Walk.