New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
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Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images Question now is, can he keep it up? When the Knicks pulled off a midseason trade for Alec Burks and Bojan Bogdanovic without relinquishing any first-round picks, fans were elated, and analysts were impressed, as the Knicks seemed to be addressing one of their few weaknesses. In Burks, they were welcoming back a veteran backup who...
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Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images Mitchell Robinson opens up about anything and everything. The Knicks enjoyed a rare day off on Monday coming off a comeback-win against Milwaukee on Sunday and right before facing the Bulls for the second time in five days later today. New York can still finish the regular season anywhere from No. 2 through No. 8 in the Eastern Conference,...
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Photo by Vaughn Ridley/NBAE via Getty Images If you can’t beat the Knicks, fine them. The NBA has blasted the Knicks with a $25,000 fine for failing to accurately report the injury status of Mitchell Robinson before their game against the Toronto Raptors on March 27, the league announced on Monday, April 8. Knicks fined $25,000 for violating injury reporting rules, league...
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Michael McLoone-USA TODAY Sports After Jalen Brunson carried the team through the first half, the gang came together to beat the Bucks in the second. When the New York Knicks (46-32) beat the Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday night, Jalen Brunson was the catalyst for victory yet again. The only Knick in double-digits by intermission, his 23 points carried the team through the first half...
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From Tom Thibodeau to Jalen Brunson everyone had something to say following the Knicks’ win over the Deer. The Knicks shocked the world (kind of) on Sunday by beating the No. 2 seed Milwaukee Bucks for the second time in five matchups this season thus moving one single, measly, game behind the Deer in the Eastern Conference standings. The win, paired with the Cavaliers' laughable loss...
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Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images New York beat Milwaukee and inched closer to the Deer in the standings with four games left. New York was minus-11 in the first half of Sunday’s game against the Milwaukee Bucks . The Knicks , however, flipped the script entirely through the final 24 minutes of play, finishing the matchup against the not-for-long No. 2 seed in the East...
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Michael McLoone-USA TODAY Sports Knicks 122, Bucks 109: Jalen Brunson scores 43, Donte nails eight triples, and Isaiah Hartenstein logs a double-double to bash the Bucks. Tonight, the New York Knicks (46-32) played their second of a four-game road trip, this time facing off with Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks (47-31). In the first half, the Knicks shot a...
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Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images No fear for deer here: the traveling Knicks take on the limping Bucks. In the second game of a four-game road swing, the Knicks (45-32) will travel to Wisconsin to face the Milwaukee Bucks (47-30) on Sunday night. The two teams have squared off four times this season already. New York lost their first three tries before taking...
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Photo by Maddie Malhotra/Getty Images Three more on the road and then back to MSG. With a back-to-back, naturally. The New York Knicks (45-32) are barreling down the final stretch of the regular season. This week’s schedule includes three more road games and one at home—and, of course, a back-to-back for Adam Silver’s perverse pleasure. Here’s the lineup. New York Knicks at...
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Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images Not a lof of quotes came out of a game to forget played by the Knicks at Chicago of Friday. There wasn’t a better day to take advantage of the NBA-wide situation than Friday, but the Knicks flopped. The Magic lost their matchup against the Hornets, the Bucks dropped one to the Raptors, and only the Heat and the Pacers won their games. Of...
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Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images Bulls 108, Knicks 100: Second-stringer Javonte Green plays his best NBA game to beat Jalen Brunson’s 35 points and 11 assists. Last night, the New York Knicks (45-32) clawed back from a deep hole to beat the Sacramento Kings in New York City. Twenty-four hours later, they appeared at the United Center to battle the Chicago Bulls ...
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Photo by Dustin Satloff/Getty Images Finally, some good news Just a day after it was announced that Julius Randle would need season-ending shoulder surgery, we get some reprieve. Earlier today, it was announced that OG Anunoby, who had missed his last nine games with what the team has been calling elbow tendinopathy, would be listed as probable for tonight’s matchup against the 36-40...
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Photo by Sarah Stier/Getty Images Special team with special players. Early on Thursday morning, we were all hit out of nowhere with the devastating news that Julius Randle would need season-ending surgery on the dislocated shoulder that had sidelined him since January. Much of the fan base went on to spend much of if not the entirety, of the afternoon trying to come to terms with...
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Photo by Elsa/Getty Images The second night of a back-to-back, with travel, after a tough comeback victory . . . it’s tiring just to think about it. After a comeback win last night at Madison Square Garden over the Kings, the New York Knicks (45-31) are in the skies and headed to the United Center to face the Chicago Bulls (36-40). The Bulls may be the definition of a middling...
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Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images Did Tom Thibodeau lie to everybody from the day Julius Randle went down injured? Huh!? Just hours after the franchise announced Julius Randle’s season-ending injury, the rest of the Knickerbockers had to play a basketball game against a team boasting the same record as they did. New York had a tough start but the guys battled their way...