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Photo by Dustin Satloff/Getty Images Some of the stuff our Knickerbockers said after training on a Sunday of all days! The Knicks, after failing to win a game in their latest two attempts, returned to the comfortable confines of Greengurgh and the MSG Training Facility and held a practice on Sunday ahead of Monday’s clash against the Los Angeles Clippers. There wasn’t any doubt ...
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Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images Two debuts—one bearded, one intergalactic—plus another P&T interview. Two games are upcoming this week, one against a top Western Conference team, the other against a rebuilding team with the jaw-dropping front-runner for Rookie of the Year . Plus, another P&T interview! New York Knicks vs LA Clippers, Monday, November 6, 2023, 7:30 PM ET ...
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Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports An update on your favorite “awesome” player, Cam Hive. Just when you assume he is playing in China, Cam Reddish rises again like Jason Vorhees. Since 2019, Reddish has been most famous for being a flame-out. The third Duke Blue Devil to be selected in the top ten of the 2019 draft began a promising career in Atlanta. He averaged 11 points, 3.4 rebounds,...
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Photo by Dustin Satloff/Getty Images Cmon Thibs. The New York Knicks are the worst shooting team in the NBA. After a Friday night loss to the Milwaukee Bucks that saw the Knicks hit 38/96 (40%) field goals and 10/39 (26%) three-pointers, they need offensive help. Scoring 105 points in the loss brought their season average to 103.3, the lowest in the league. Knicks offensive...
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Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images A plea to retire #3 A Plea to Retire 3 There have been 26 players to have worn the #3 for the Knicks since 1947. Let’s be honest though, #3 will forever be associated with John Starks. Looking at an image of another Knick wearing the number automatically forces thoughts of Starks. If you were to ask any Knicks fan about the iconic...
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Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images Bet you the house Tom Thibodeau won’t bench Julius Randle. “Randle is 3-for-15. Anyone, literally any sane coach, benches that player. Thibs is so damn stubborn.” Anthony FreeMasons pointed that out, but oh boy, things would get even worse . That 3-of-15 was Julius Randle’s shooting line in the loss against the Cavs on Wednesday....
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Benny Sieu-USA TODAY Sports In losing the inaugural in-season tournament game, New York managed to shoot even worse than their league-worst average. If you close your eyes and listen close, you can still hear the Knicks’ rim ringing like some demonic tuning fork. If not for season-high scoring by Jalen Brunson (45 points)—and a 36-22 rebounding differential—tonight’s game would have...
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Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports A potentially fun money grab by the league. The NBA has long been exploring ways to maximize viewership throughout the season. Some of these gimmicks have been more successful than others. The three point line was initially introduced by the ABA at its inception in 1967 as a marketing strategy to compete with the larger and superior NBA. When the two...
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Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images From Chuck to Paul Pierce to Joe Ingles of all men! How many players have been linked to the New York Knicks in the past few weeks, months, and years? Can’t really name them all, can you? It comes with the territory, literally and figuratively, and whispers are not going to stop until/unless the Knicks front office finally pulls off the...
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Getty Images Bring home the cup! Tonight marks the dawn of a new era in the NBA. The New York Knicks (2-3) face the heavily favored Milwaukee Bucks (2-2) tonight for the inaugural game of the NBA’s latest endeavor, the In-Season Tournament. Side rant—if a sub-.500 record team hoists the “cup” at the end of this tournament, but misses the NBA playoffs, it raises a pertinent...
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Photo by Mike Stobe/Getty Images Overreactions? Overreactions! It's only been five games and less than two weeks of play but it's never too early to overreact in the NBA! Here are five takeaways from the first five matchups played by the New York Knicks (2-3) this season before they open the In-Season Tournament on Friday against Milwaukee. RJ Barrett has been the best player on...
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Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images Pick up the win at home against a hobbled team, get over .500, and move on. After last night’s win , fans will likely find it easy to pick the Knicks over the Cleveland Cavaliers in tonight’s matchup. The Knicks do have a better lineup right now, are way more healthy, and are coming off a pretty one-sided victory against the Cavaliers. I...
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Photo by Layne Murdoch Jr./NBAE via Getty Images Crash the boards! It’s early in the 2023-24 NBA season, but the New York Knicks are once again one of the league's strongest rebounding teams. Last season, New York finished third in rebounds per game, only behind the Milwaukee Bucks and Memphis Grizzlies. They were third in offensive rebounds per game, which helped shape their...
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Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images “We don’t really care. We’re just sirloin steaks.” I have always preferred a good old heavy spread of crunchy chunky peanut butter on my toasts. On Tuesday, Oct. 31st, I learned the New York Knicks players are more into feasting on the smooth, soft variety. Evan Mobley doesn’t come with a wrapper, so I cannot factually confirm that’s the case,...
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Photo by David Liam Kyle/NBAE via Getty Images Five Knicks score double-digit points in a mis-matched win. This Halloween, my six-year-old decided to trick-or-treat as a Lego brick. My wife and I assembled a homemade cardboard costume–complete with a lego-piece hat–and then painted our creation. Our paint was cheap, though, and the cardboard used for the Lego nubs had a slick...