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Photo by Kenny Giarla/NBAE via Getty Images No rhythm of the game for Knicks’ Josh Hart. When the Knicks traded for Josh Hart last season the deal triggered unparalleled excitement from none other than his former college comrade and current teammate, Jalen Brunson. Even Hart himself couldn’t match the exuberance emanating from Brunson. Hart immediately fit right in with the team,...
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Wendell Cruz-USA TODAY Sports Could be a feel good win or a disastrous loss, your choice Knicks. It’s crazy what one game and really, one shot, can do to a fanbase’s emotions and outlook. Fans could have been heading into tonight’s game excited after seeing the Knicks win eight of their last ten games. But instead, it’s more of a “we better win or else” feeling surrounding the team...
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Photo by Rich Graessle/Getty Images Bad shooting, a healed back, and one player getting cut! With just one day of practice between Sunday’s matchup against the Phoenix Suns and the welcoming of the Charlotte Hornets later on Tuesday, the Knicks held a practice inside their Tarrytown facilities on Monday and we got to hear from the New Yorkers and their daily business. Tom...
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Getty Images You know where this is going. Free throws . . . we still have a problem. The New York Knicks are the league’s second-worst free-throw shooting team, making only 72.6%. For reference, the Oklahoma City Thunder are first with 85.8%. Josh wrote about New York’s free throw shooting woes here. It is unrealistic to expect perfection from the foul line. Still, New...
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Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images Knicks Got 5 On It. Fun fact: The #5 has been worn by more Knicks than any other number in franchise history. A total of 28 players have worn the number. Three of those individuals all wore the number in the same inaugural 1947 season. Ironically, of the 28 who have worn the number, there isn’t one player who comes to mind first if...
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Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports IQ brings home this week’s medal. An up-and-down week of Thanksgiving basketball culminated with the Knicks trudging to a 1-2 record. Three impressive teams were on the docket for the past seven days. The Knicks started things off in Minnesota against the Timberwolves , the number one seed in the West. Despite a competitive first half, the wheels fell...
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Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images Tight coverage, swished rock, moving on. “I knew they were gonna double,” Devin Booker said after the game. “They were doing it most of the game.” And that certainly was the story of Sunday’s matchup between the Knicks (9-7) and the Suns (11-6), one in which the visitors didn’t have—nor needed—Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal...
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Photo by Rich Graessle/Getty Images The Knicks needed another comeback but fell just short, wasting 35 points from Jalen Brunson and 28 from Julius Randle. The New York Knicks (9-7) needed a huge comeback to beat the Heat on Friday. They needed another comeback in tonight’s tilt against the Phoenix Suns (11-6) but this time fell short. Final score, 116-113. Kevin Durant, Bradley...
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Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images Games against the Suns, Hornets, Pistons, and Raptors. No further ado: here’s what’s on the slate. Sunday, November 26 vs. Phoenix (6 p.m. ET) Today’s game. Both teams are coming off big victories. The Phoenix Suns (10-6) may miss Kevin Durant due to a sore foot, but secondary star Devin Booker is having a career season. Known for...
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Photo by Elsa/Getty Images The sharp-shooting Suns set upon NYC for a tilt at the Garden. The New York Knicks (9-6) are set to face the Phoenix Suns (10-6) on November 26, 2023, at Madison Square Garden. Both teams are riding high on the vapors of victory. The Suns are fresh off a 110-89 smackdown in Memphis, while the Knicks mounted a massive comeback over the Miami Heat on...
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Photo by Kate Frese/NBAE via Getty Images KD without BB but with DB vs JB and the rest of the Knicks. That's just a fancy headline for a boring injury update ahead of Sunday's game between the New York Knicks (9-6) and the Phoenix Suns (10-6), but you have to aim for the stars (and the clicks, I guess). Anyway, stay with me for a minute as Saturday's media availability was...
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Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images Not a fun team to play against When opposing teams have stepped into Madison Square Garden this season, they have been met with a raucous atmosphere and a tough New York Knicks defense. After the comeback win over the Miami Heat on Friday night, New York improved to 4-2 at home. This has been built by their defense . Here’s where they...
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Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images Randle restraint, Grimes concerns, and Mitch’s Adebayo problem. In last night’s turnaround fourth quarter, one starter played about four minutes while two others rode the bench. The heartwarming story that played out at MSG was not without notes of concern, especially in the awful third quarter that made possible the rise to victory. For your...
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Nike/chapulana | Nike/chapulana Twenty-one-point comeback! The New York Knicks (9-6) played a must-win game on Friday against the Miami Heat (10-6) and they came out of it alive and still in contention to lift the In-Season Tournament cup next month in Las Vegas, winning 100-98 at MSG. Nothing remarkable about this game, as the Knicks went on to win both halves of this heated...
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Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images Thanks to 24 points from Jalen Brunson, the Knicks overcome an atrocious third quarter, hold the Heat to 11 in Q4, and win in a nailbiter. Twenty years ago today, the New York Knicks beat the Celtics in Boston, 94-88. Shandon Anderson would score a season-high 28 points, Kurt Thomas would add 15 points and 11 rebounds, and Dikembe Mutombo would...