New York Knicks: ESPN Blog Articles
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New York Knicks fans celebrated the team's first playoff win in more than eight years Wednesday night in a 101-92 victory over the Hawks in Game 2.
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Trae Young endured rough treatment from Knicks fans in Game 1, but his father says the Hawks star "loves" being the latest villain at Madison Square Garden.
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Tom Thibodeau's work and grind are that of legend -- and controversy. And there's a fraternity of a few players who have a kinship with their coach: "Dudes who love to work."
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Julius Randle of the New York Knicks was named the NBA's Most Improved Player on Tuesday night, easily beating Detroit's Jerami Grant and Denver's Michael Porter Jr. for the award.
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Jazz guard Jordan Clarkson was named the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year on Monday night, edging out teammate Joe Ingles and Knicks guard Derrick Rose for the award.
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Every Game 1 is in the books. What outcomes and performances were most surprising? Which team is facing a must-win Game 2? Our NBA experts examine a thrilling weekend.
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Trae Young added his name to the list of players with legendary moments at Madison Square Garden after hitting a game-winning floater that silenced the raucous Knicks crowd.
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The Knicks had Madison Square Garden rocking again, but Hawks star Trae Young silenced the crowd with a last-second dagger.
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Which top seeds are in the most danger of getting bounced early? Kevin Pelton provides his series rankings.
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Who will escape the play-in tourney? How many upsets will happen in Round 1? Our experts make their picks for every playoff series.
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Keep it here for all the news, intel, analysis and matchup info all postseason long.
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The NBA playoffs are here! Here's everything to know about the 16 teams vying for a title.
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Hawks interim coach Nate McMillan on Friday said his comments about the NBA wanting the Knicks in the playoffs, which led to a $25,000 fine, were "taken out of context."
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The NBA playoffs are here! But first, let's figure out which teams will make it out of the play-in tournament.
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Nikola Jokic or Joel Embiid would become the first centers since Shaquille O'Neal in 2000 to win MVP while Stephen Curry would become one of the nine players in history to win the award three times.