New York Knicks: NY Post News Articles
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Mike Brown’s plan felt like it took a step forward in Saturday’s 112-104 victory over Philadelphia — albeit an itsy-bitsy baby step, because it’s preseason — as the Knicks pushed the offense down the court with more haste than Thursday’s preseason opener.
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The official diagnosis from the Knicks was “spasms,” with a team representative downplaying the severity.
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Jalen Brunson opened up to the Post about the upcoming Knicks season.
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Mitchell Robinson’s presence offered the Knicks more size — pushing Karl-Anthony Towns to power forward — as the Knicks dominated the glass.
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After a shaky start, the Knicks ripped the 76ers for a 99-84 victory Thursday in their preseason opener, a successful debut for new coach Mike Brown.
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It was a scary start to Josh Hart’s preseason.
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Mike Brown's offense is different from his earlier work as a head coach in L.A. and Cleveland, but that was always the point — the game changed, so did he.
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Anunoby, the Knicks' best defensive player, suffered a sprained left hand and is “day-to-day,” according to coach Mike Brown.
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During Wednesday afternoon’s practice — a day before the preseason opener against the Sixers — the Knicks coach said he still hadn’t finalized the fifth starter.
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The former Sixth Man of the Year didn’t sign with the Knicks to sit on the bench.