New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Trey Burke has worked his way back into the NBA with an assist from John Wall.
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There was a changing of the guards at halftime for the Knicks. The move that fans have been clamoring for finally came to fruition.
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The Knicks have so many issues, but Jeff Hornacek doesn't think Emmanuel Mudiay is one of them -- at least not in their last game.
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MIAMI -- Jeff Hornacek's future as Knicks coach may be uncertain, but he made clear what direction the team needs to go to upgrade the roster: Get a true small forward.
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Tim Hardaway Jr. said he goes to sleep every night thinking about what if. What if he never got hurt and missed six weeks of games with a stress injury in his left leg? What if Kristaps Porzingis hadn't torn his ACL?
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The Knicks may not be helping their draft position by suddenly winning games, but developing their draft pick from last season is the most important thing at this point.
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Kristaps Porzingis is a long way from doing basketball activities or playing again, but a picture circulated of the Knicks franchise player shooting.
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As Enes Kanter was telling a reporter the Knicks are not "tanking," Trey Burke interrupted and said he doesn't even know how to do that.
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Jeff Hornacek wanted to see a little extra fire in his players' eyes. He got his wish, and the Knicks did something they hadn't done in seven weeks -- a home victory.
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Willy Hernangomez was back in Madison Square Garden with his new team, but not much has changed. He's played sparingly for the Hornets.
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The offseason will be important for the Knicks, and for Craig Robinson to implement his vision and plan to transform their players.
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The Knicks tried to pull off the 6-11 upset Thursday night, but they couldn't as their March sadness continued.