New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (Matthew Miranda) —
Mike Watters-Imagn Images The Knicks put a noble adversary to the sword If life is all journey, with no ultimate or achievable point, one may respond in different ways. The passive nihilist, observing the limits of their existence and awareness, succumbs to fatalistic surrender — “If nothing matters, why bother?” The active nihilist rejects that; if nothing matters, that’s even more...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
New York Knicks look for a repeat rout in tonight’s matchup against Washington Wizards The New York Knicks (21-10) are aiming to notch a seventh consecutive victory as they face off against the Washington Wizards (5-23) in D.C. tonight. When they last faced off, on November 18, the ‘Bockers scored 40 in the first quarter, Cameron Payne laced five triples, and the ‘Zards wuz crushed,...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
New York keeps beating Orlando and the Knicks are now 3-0 against the Magicians. Perhaps the Knicks have made a name for themselves out of an outstanding offense this season, but the truth is that they are starting to put the defensive clamps on every team they face these days. Ask the Orlando Magic, who couldn’t even top 85 points on Friday’s matchup against New York, dropping a home game...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Josh Hart thrives in a gritty game against Jalen Thugs and the Magic. Tonight at the Kia Center, Jalen Suggs led the Orlando Magic (19-14) with surprising first-half shooting, while the New York Knicks (21-10), despite funky shooting and turnovers, managed to tie the game at 54 by intermission. After the break, however, the Knicks held the Magic to just 31 second-half points and, after...
Posting and Toasting (Michael Zeno) —
364 days ago, OG Anunoby became a Knick. His acquisition was more impactful than we ever could’ve imagined. December 29, 2023. I’m walking to the KIA Center in Orlando for the Knicks -Magic game. Every couple of years, my family goes down to central Florida between Christmas and New Year’s to warm up and bring the little kids in the family (was once me and my sister, now my nieces and...
Posting and Toasting (Sam Stein) —
JB’s scoring average dropped from 28.7 last to 24.5 this year. That’s a good thing. On January 27th, 2024, 11 months ago to the day, notorious tough guy Julius Randle took a spill against the Miami Heat. The game wasn’t particularly close; I’ll forgive you if you already had turned the channel. Fueled by revenge, the Knicks were making easy work of Miami, who had torn them apart with...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
Knicks continue their “easy” December with another surprisingly tough test against a feisty undermanned team Inconsistent. Slow-start. Disappointing. We’ve heard all of these words, plus more, to describe the Knicks’ season so far. But after Wednesday’s Christmas Day thriller, they’re 20-10, have managed to go 9-2 in December, and are in the midst of a five-game winning streak that has...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Trade rumors heat up as the Knicks consider improvements before the deadline. In his Knicks mailbag article for The Athletic , ($) James Edwards III addresses various aspects of the New York Knicks ’ season thus far and their future prospects. Currently placed third in the Eastern Conference, the Knicks have shown improvement in the final month of 2024, especially on the defensive end,...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
New York issued a memo after a warm and happy night of basketball inside MSG. Ho, ho, ho! What a holly, jolly Knicks mas, P&T Fam! The Knicks had to go through a tough matchup against an up-and-coming team led by an Alien of a Frenchman, but New York had enough in their tank to beat the Spurs 117-114 on Wednesday. Here’s what Coach Thibs, a few Knicks, and a few San Antonians said after...
Posting and Toasting (Michael Zeno) —
Off a big win yesterday, let’s look back at Knicks Christmas history. Last night in the World’s Most Famous Arena, Santa Claus left a memorable win under the tree for our Knicks, who improved to 20-10 in a thrilling, back-and-forth showdown with Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs, buoyed by the elite and hyper-efficient play of Mikal Bridges. Yesterday was the most recent of a long line...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
Thank the Lord for Bridges, Hart, Achiuwa, and offensive rebounds, and Merry frickin’ Christmas! First of all, Merry Christmas. Second of all, if you didn’t watch this game, what were you doing? And third of all, whatever it was you were doing, I feel bad for you, because you may have missed the best of the season. As Kevin O’Connor elegantly stated, “Hell of a game to start Christmas”. ...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Bridges hits a new season-high in a new Christmas classic. Marley was dead, but Mikal was decidedly not. In today’s Christmas Day matinee, despite Mikal Bridges’ sharp shooting for the New York Knicks (20-10), the San Antonio Spurs (15-15) took a 58-51 lead at halftime, thanks to Wemby’s 24 points. Bridges helped the Knicks win the third quarter by 12, and, with Karl-Anthony Towns in...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
Lack of movement doesn’t mean New York isn’t improving! No matter the angle you look at it from, the only truth is that the last week of play only brought good things to New York’s table while the Knicks didn’t take anything from it. In other words, the men clad in Blue & Orange went four-for-four from Thursday through Monday, beating the Wolves and the Pelicans on the road and completing...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
The NBA started operating in Nov. 1946. The Association started scheduling Christmas Day games a bit over a year later in 1947. Only the lockout-shortened 1999 season left the League without its perennial Dec. 25 slate. The Knicks have appeared in a league-record 56 Christmas matchups and first did in that historic 1947 year. This winter season, New York will host its 57th such game and the...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
Not quite shockingly, veterans still reign over rookies in Thibs' book. The New York Knicks re-signed forward Matt Ryan to a two-way contract just days after waiving him to make room for Landry Shamet on the 15-man roster, the franchise announced on Christmas Eve. In a corresponding move, making room for Ryan to make it back to the club, the Knicks released rookie guard Boo Buie,...