New York Knicks: SYN.tv News Articles
SYN.tv (Scott Thompson) —
Knicks second-rounder Ignas Brazdeikis didn't see much time to start the season in the NBA, so it was the best option in the team's eyes to send him down to G League Westchester to get more playing time. And, oh, did he make the best of it.
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The Knicks came away with their fourth victory of the season on Monday night, but this winning feeling shouldn't be something the Knicks will be feeling for the rest of the season. Well, at least to FiveThirtyEight.
SYN.tv (Ian Begley) —
Change started to come for Julius Randle and the Knicks on Monday. The Duke product had 30 points, seven rebounds and four assists in New York's win over Cleveland in easily his best game as a Knick.
SYN.tv (Corey Hersch) —
The Knicks clearly had a gameplan defensively against the Cavaliers, as they outscored Cleveland in the paint, 54-34.
SYN.tv (Nick Wojton) —
Nearly a week after being blown out by the Cavaliers, the Knicks returned the favor in a wire-to-wire, 123-105 win.
SYN.tv (Garrett Stepien) —
The Knicks split the first two games of their three-game homestand between Thursday's 106-103 win over the Dallas Mavericks and Saturday's 103-102 loss to the Charlotte Hornets, but they came away from the opposite final results with an optimistic outlook overall.
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Mitchell Robinson can't escape the injury bug, as a sprained right ankle had him out of practice on Sunday.
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Hornets G Terry Rozier had himself a fine night at Madison Square Garden in what became a tough 103-102 loss for the Knicks. But there was a point in time, back in the offseason, where Rozier thought he would be part of the home team on Saturday night.
SYN.tv (Coby Green) —
The Hornets had to dig themselves out of a hole Saturday night against the Knicks, but in using the three-ball to do so, they were able to escape Madison Square Garden with a big victory.
SYN.tv (Coby Green) —
You would think that after a team picks up a win, let alone a huge moral victory that had a lot of background noise to it, that they'd figure a way to keep that momentum going in your next game, right? Well, the Knicks just did the opposite of that Saturday night against the Hornets.
SYN.tv (Coby Green) —
The Knicks (3-10) couldn't hold on again Saturday night, as they blew a double-digit third quarter lead and ultimately fell 103-102 to the Hornets (6-7) on a go-ahead three-pointer.
SYN.tv (Corey Hersch) —
The Knicks have reshaped their roster over the last year and change, saying goodbye to some familiar faces in the process.
SYN.tv (Rafael Canton) —
After an attempt to sign superstars Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving went awry, the Knicks ended up adding several veteran free agents who have spent time at the center position, including Julius Randle, Taj Gibson and Bobby Portis in free agency.
SYN.tv (Colin Martin) —
After the Knicks beat Dallas the first time, the team lost their following two games by a combined 39 points, including a 21 point loss at Madison Square Garden to the Cavaliers.
SYN.tv (Ian Begley) —
If Smith Jr. can continue to contribute, regularly, the way he did against Dallas, it changes things for the 3-9 Knicks.