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Photo by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images Straight Outta Sources. It felt more like a month than a week of waiting, but the All-Star break is finally here and the New York Knicks will be thankful as they will go on vacation riding a four-game losing streak following Wednesday’s loss at Orlando. What once was a streak close to reaching 10 consecutive victories by the start of February...
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Photo by Rich Storry/Getty Images All-Star. The New York Knicks lost Monday night to the Orlando Magic and are limping into the All-Star break. On a four-game losing streak, New York has dropped to fourth in the Eastern Conference standings. Hampered by injuries, the Knicks are still only two games behind the Bucks for the third seed and four behind the Cleveland Cavaliers ...
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Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images What a (non) shocker! What do you get if you put LeBron James and the New York Knicks in the same headline? Clicks, that’s it. Kudos to our distant friends from The Athletic for doing exactly that and allowing us to follow suit here by echoing their “sourced” information. Following the late January/early December drama...
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Photo by Rich Storry/Getty Images You bet no city in the NBA will enjoy the All-Star break more than New York after losing their last four. Thank deities, the break is upon us. The New York Knicks got to escape (barely, but still) the final four games before Cancún alive as we are all (well, not me) going on vacation until next Thursday when NBA action returns following the...
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Jeremy Reper-USA TODAY Sports Magic 118, Knicks 100: 33 points from Jalen Brunson and 43 outstanding minutes from Precious Achiuwa can’t overcome Paolo Banchero’s 36 points and a 63% shooting by Orlando For the third time this season, the New York Knicks (33-22) lost to the Orlando Magic (30-25), this time 118-100 at the Kia Center. With Donte DiVincenzo (hamstring), Isaiah...
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Troy Taormina-USA TODAY Sports Truly a sight to behold Debilitated by injuries to a myriad of key players, New York has tried its hardest to stay competitive but as expected, they’ve started to lose some games. And after Monday night’s gut-wrenching loss against the Houston Rockets, the Knicks are now just 1-4 in their last five games. During their recent five-game stretch, New York...
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Photo by Elsa/Getty Images The Knicks hope to break a three-game skid as they take on a tough Orlando team in their last tilt before the All-Star break. Fresh off a ref robbery in Houston, the New York Knicks (33-20) will venture to Orlando, FL tonight to face the Magic (29-25). It’s the last game before the All-Star break, and of any team, the Knicks need a rest. Injuries...
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Photo by Jamie Schwaberow/NBAE via Getty Images Straight Outta Sources. No, there was no on-court action on Tuesday involving the New York Knicks , but the franchise surely didn’t take the day off as they proceeded to fill a protest with the NBA for the robbery committed by a bunch of suspect referees in Monday’s game at Houston. No, it’s probably not going to work—it has only...
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Photo by Nic Antaya/Getty Images Not a great track record, but you miss 100% of the shots you don’t take! The New York Knicks have officially filed a protest with the NBA regarding their 105-103 loss to the Houston Rockets on the game played Monday, Feb. 12, at the Toyota Center. Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN first reported the news on Tuesday, which was later confirmed by...
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Photo by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images Five reasons for and five against. As the New York Knicks navigate through a tumultuous season, several concerning trends have emerged, from mounting injuries to offensive woes. The sky, however, might not be falling. Here are five reasons to panic—and five reasons not to. Reason to panic #1- Injuries keep mounting It goes without saying...
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Photo by Jamie Schwaberow/NCAA Photos via Getty Images The two new Pistons spoke for the first time after last week’s deadline. For a couple of dudes so separated in the age spectrum, the truth is that the careers of Quentin Grimes and Evan Fournier within the New York Knicks organization overlapped from start to finish with pinpoint accuracy. And at the end of the day, both of...
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Photo by Jesse D. Garrabrant/NBAE via Getty Images Just continue to hustle After starting 2024 on such a high note, the Knicks have been hampered by injuries. Julius Randle and OG Anunoby are out for multiple weeks. Isaiah Hartenstein, Jericho Sims, and Jalen Brunson have all missed games. Donte DiVincenzo left Monday night’s game against the Rockets with a hamstring injury. ...
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Troy Taormina-USA TODAY Sports Straight Outta Sources. asdf Tom Thibodeau On losing Monday’s game and the refereeing in the matchup against Houston... “Tough way to lose a game.” “You look at it. If you look at the film, you see it. It is what it is.” “The thing with the officials—this is how I feel that in general—is that I don’t really care how tight the game is called....
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Photo by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images Certified highway robbery. The NBA is determined to perpetuate its importance among all professional leagues in the major American sports landscape. That’s why they are uploading game highlights and end-game packages to their official social networks and other platforms, such as video-sharing YouTube, so everybody knows what they’re missing out...
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Troy Taormina-USA TODAY Sports Rockets 105, Knicks 103: Jalen Brunson scores 27, Dillon Brooks scores 23, and the Knicks fall just short in Texas. The New York Knicks (33-21) were in Houston to face the Rockets (24-29) tonight and, yes, short-handed yet again. Despite a promising start, the Knicks found themselves down by 14 at halftime. After probably his worst first half of the...