New York Knicks: NY Daily News News Articles
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The Knicks shook off a sluggish start to defeat the short-handed Philadelphia 76ers, 99-84, in their preseason opener.
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The Knicks are set to play their first of two preseason-opening games against the Philadelphia 76ers in Abu Dhabi on Thursday.
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New offensive and defensive philosophies aren’t the only changes hitting Madison Square Garden’s hardwood this season.
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"I come here with the expectation I’m going to make the team," Brogdon said after practice Sunday in Tarrytown. "I feel what I bring to the table and have to offer, I can help this team.
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Last season, the Knicks found success without volume from deep. This season, they’ve added more firepower — and a coach ready to weaponize it.
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Brown didn’t hold back at Media Day when outlining how he plans to feature his new big man.
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Mike Brown arrived in New York with a new system and a clear vision — and just three days into training camp, he says the Knicks are already ahead of schedule.
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Mike Brown is reshaping the Knicks’ offense in real time — from a system built on isolation and Jalen Brunson’s brilliance to one grounded in movement, pace, and collective rhythm.
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Mitchell Robinson doesn’t care if he starts or comes off the bench — he just wants to help the Knicks win.
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And new head coach Mike Brown? He’s in no rush to make a decision.
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The basketball fit makes all the sense in the world. But for Clarkson and Yabusele, the opportunity to play meaningful basketball again means even more.
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On Media Day Tuesday, Bridges explained his decision to take less than the max.
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Josh Hart’s finger remains a lingering concern as the Knicks open training camp at their Tarrytown facility.
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Jalen Brunson paused. So did Karl-Anthony Towns, Josh Hart and Mikal Bridges. The Knicks are less than a month away from tipping off a season loaded with championship expectations, but one question still looms as training camp opens in Tarrytown: What will this all look like when the games begin to count?
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Jalen Brunson doesn’t want anyone in the locker room thinking another trip to the Eastern Conference Finals is guaranteed.