New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images Long shot trade now looks even less likely It’s been very well documented just how badly the Knicks have explored ways to acquire a rim protecting big man. Jonas Valanciunas, Clint Capela, Jalen Duren, Isaiah Stewart, Jusuf Nurkic, Clint Capela, Nick Richards, Robert Williams, and more have all been linked to the Knicks at some point over the last...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
The New York Knicks put their three-game winning streak on the line against a tough plate of BBQ. The Memphis Grizzlies (31-15) are the league’s fastest team. They rank second-best in rebounding, assists, and field goal attempts. They rank in the top five for offensive, defensive, and net ratings; they steal the ball a lot; and make nearly all their free throws. They also convert 37% from...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
The Commanders' loss was the Knicks’ chemistry gain. Coming off a victory over Sacramento on Saturday that saw the Knicks put three wins together for the first time since they won nine consecutive matchups through December, the lads will be back in action tonight. In front of them visiting New York City? The Ja-led Memphis Grizzlies, good for third in the West and tied with Houston for the...
Posting and Toasting (Matthew Miranda) —
Wendell Cruz-Imagn Images On a night one of the rims had issues, the Kings had even more Late one night in a hookah bar in Alah Hahn’s hometown, a cop walked in. At the time I was dating a very white girl (culturally). I liked her political leanings, but she was blind to her privileges. “Evening, folks,” the cop said as he passed us. “Sup,” I replied, watching him till he was out...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
New York won its third consecutive game and positively started a five-game homestand. The Knicks hosted the Kings on Saturday inside the Garden and trounced the folks from Sacramento in a very offensive display, final score 140-123 . New York surely enjoyed the three days off and it showed, with an unexpected player putting up a triple-double, OG & Mikal going all-in on offense, and JB &...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Josh Hart records another triple-double, OG scores 33, and KAT tosses in a double-double to bury De’Aaron Fox and the Kings. After three days off, the New York Knicks (30-16) hosted a hot Sacramento Kings (23-22) team tonight at the Garden. Despite a wobbly second quarter, our heroes looked refreshed for once and started their five-game homestand against Western teams with a 143-120 win. To...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Tough test at the Garden for the Knicks after a few days rest. The New York Knicks (29-16) will host the Sacramento Kings (23-21) tonight at Madison Square Garden. Tip-off at 7:30 pm EST. New York has won two straight and five of their last ten games, while their guests will be playing the second game of a six-game road trip. The Kings dropped the first one on Thursday, a 132-123 loss in...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
Finally, there will be NBA basketball played in New York today. The Knicks will return to action on Saturday after spending a good bunch of days off the court. New York returned to practice on Friday ahead of today’s matchup and a few players, along with Tom Thibodeau, offered a few thoughts and soundbites to the media members present at the Tarrytown facilities. Here’s what we’ve heard...
Posting and Toasting (Sam Stein) —
The quintessential glue guy. A term that gets thrown around the NBA world a bunch these days is ‘positionless basketball’. And it’s certainly the direction that the league is headed in. Not too long ago, certain skills were associated with certain positions. Point guards would initiate the offense. Shooting guards would score. Forwards would focus on defense and post work. And big men would...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
The Knicks didn’t play basketball on Thursday, but they surely won the day as the NBA announced the All-Star Game starters. New York placed not none, not one, but two men among the Chosen 10. Shouts out to Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns, who can now call themselves the first pair of Knickerbockers to make the starting lineup of the mid-season event since Walt Frazier and Earl Monroe...
Posting and Toasting (Michael Zeno) —
In the aftermath of the starter reveal, who stacks up to make the reserves? It’s only been 13 days since my first installment of all-star predictions, but last night the first ten all-stars were revealed on TNT. The starters, even though the new format would suggest fifteen starters instead, included our very own Karl-Anthony Towns and Jalen Brunson , marking the first pair of Knicks ...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
Congrats to the Knicks’ stars For the second straight year, there were numerous midseason talks surrounding the Knicks ’ chances at having an All-Star starter. Just over 12 months ago, when the All-Star game voting results started to trickle in, Knicks fans, beat reporters, and TV personalities wondered if New Yorkers were doing their part to catapult franchise star Jalen Brunson into the...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
First of three days off for New York but we keep hearing from the team. Quite a break for the Knicks before they get back to action on Saturday following back-to-back wins on Monday and Tuesday. New York will host a resurging team in the Sacramento Kings, but for now, they will enjoy a much-needed few days off getting some reps in the gym and hearing Tom Thibodeau’s whispers. Here’s what...
Posting and Toasting (Michael Zeno) —
Amidst a rough stretch of 3-point defense, we look to see if it truly means they’re a bad perimeter defense. In case you’ve been living under a rock, the Knicks aren’t as good of a perimeter defense as in seasons past. Under Tom Thibodeau, here are the yearly opponent 3pt% rankings: 2020-21: 1st (33.7%) 2021-22: 6th (34.2%) 2022-23: T-11th (35.7%) 2023-24: T-16th (36.5%) 2024-25:...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
Three different rankings, three different balances. The Knicks might be navigating a home-heavy January schedule but the quirks of it all presented themselves in this week’s power rankings update. That’s because New York was scheduled to play a back-to-back pair of matchups on Monday and Tuesday, coinciding with the release of NBA.com’s article (before Monday’s game) and The Athletic’s...