New York Knicks: ESPN Blog Articles
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Is it possible to find the next Kyle Kuzma in July? Kevin Pelton takes a close look at what summer league really means.
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Len Chappell, who led Wake Forest to its only Final Four trip in 1962 and was an NBA All-Star with the Knicks, has died at 77.
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It is premature to throw the word 'hope' around New York's chances to contend in 2018-19, but their future prospects have shined in Las Vegas.
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Former Knicks forward Charles Oakley was arrested in Las Vegas and charged with committing a fraudulent act while gambling.
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Joakim Noah, who faces an uncertain future with the Knicks, said "I love New York" when asked whether he wants to remain with the team.
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The financial implications of Carmelo Anthony opting in for $27.9M has dictated that the Thunder will part ways with the forward this summer, sources told ESPN.
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Knicks coach David Fizdale believes heading into next summer the club will "have the bricks in place to make some big moves."
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Denver saved millions in luxury tax by trading the expiring contract of Wilson Chandler to Philadelphia.
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Free-agent forward Mario Hezonja has agreed to a one-year, $6.5 million deal with the Knicks, league sources told ESPN.
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Free-agent forward Mario Hezonja has agreed to a one-year, $6.5 million deal with the Knicks, league sources told ESPN.
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Enes Kanter has exercised his $18.6 million player option to remain with the Knicks.
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Knicks president Steve Mills said Thursday that the team has repaired its relationship with Kristaps Porzingis. Mills, speaking on The Stephen A. Smith show, said the team will be well-positioned to attract top free agents next offseason.
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Enes Kanter will survey the market until his Friday deadline, but he likely will exercise his $18.6 million player option to remain with the Knicks, sources told ESPN.
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Former Cleveland star Kyrie Irving says he has no problem with rookie Collin Sexton wearing his No. 2 jersey with the Cavaliers.
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Knicks first-rounder Kevin Knox got a call from Kristaps Porzingis on Thursday, who told Knox that the boos he heard on draft night will eventually turn into cheers.