New York Knicks: NY Daily News News Articles
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Call them the Stevia Wizards — light on wins, light on substance, but just enough to spice up New York’s trade package.
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The 2025–26 season marks another uphill climb for Hart.
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Star Knicks forward Mikal Bridges believes the team’s defense is a step ahead of its offense as the preseason winds down
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Knicks head coach Mike Brown isn’t sweating missed shots in mid-October.
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The Knicks learned that the hard way Thursday night.
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With Hart having missed most of the preseason, it’s becoming harder to envision him cracking the starting lineup ahead of the Oct. 22 season opener against the Cavaliers.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo says he’s committed to the Milwaukee Bucks — for now.
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Mike Brown, meet Madison Square Garden. Madison Square Garden, meet Mike Brown.
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It’s the latest in a string of early preseason setbacks for Hart, who entered Knicks training camp with a splint on his right ring finger.
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Mikal Bridges' role on both ends of the floor is changing under new Knicks head coach Mike Brown.
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No starter has played more than 18 minutes across the two Abu Dhabi games against the Philadelphia 76ers.
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The Knicks and Milwaukee Bucks discussed a potential trade that would have sent two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo to New York this offseason.
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Brown has emphasized pace, space, and reaction-based reads — a dramatic shift from the methodical grind of Thibodeau’s offense.
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Two games into the Mike Brown era, the Knicks are starting to reveal early contours of a new identity — and a few rotational battles are already coming into focus.
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There were just over six minutes left in the second quarter of New York’s 113-104 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday, and the purest version of Knicks basketball under Mike Brown had just unfolded.