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Photo by Dustin Satloff/Getty Images Finally, some good news Just a day after it was announced that Julius Randle would need season-ending shoulder surgery, we get some reprieve. Earlier today, it was announced that OG Anunoby, who had missed his last nine games with what the team has been calling elbow tendinopathy, would be listed as probable for tonight’s matchup against the 36-40...
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Photo by Sarah Stier/Getty Images Special team with special players. Early on Thursday morning, we were all hit out of nowhere with the devastating news that Julius Randle would need season-ending surgery on the dislocated shoulder that had sidelined him since January. Much of the fan base went on to spend much of if not the entirety, of the afternoon trying to come to terms with...
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Photo by Elsa/Getty Images The second night of a back-to-back, with travel, after a tough comeback victory . . . it’s tiring just to think about it. After a comeback win last night at Madison Square Garden over the Kings, the New York Knicks (45-31) are in the skies and headed to the United Center to face the Chicago Bulls (36-40). The Bulls may be the definition of a middling...
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Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images Did Tom Thibodeau lie to everybody from the day Julius Randle went down injured? Huh!? Just hours after the franchise announced Julius Randle’s season-ending injury, the rest of the Knickerbockers had to play a basketball game against a team boasting the same record as they did. New York had a tough start but the guys battled their way...
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No Randle, No Problem. Julius Randle said he had a setback. Tom Thibodeau said he expected him back at some point, in a few weeks, definitely before the season was over. "About five weeks ago, he went through a full contact session and re-injured the shoulder." @ChrisBHaynes shares an update from Julius Randle on his decision to undergo season-ending right shoulder surgery. ...
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Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images Knicks 120, Kings 109: A season-high 31 points from Josh Hart and 35 more from Jalen Brunson lead New York in a comeback win over Sacramento. The New York Knicks (45-31) came into tonight’s game with the Sacramento Kings (44-32) having lost three in a row. From the start of this evening’s tilt, four straight seemed very...
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Photo by Dustin Satloff/Getty Images Incredibly unfortunate news for Randle, the team, and the fans. The New York Knicks announced on Thursday, April 4, that three-time All-Star forward Julius Randle will undergo season-ending surgery on his right shoulder. The franchise has set a re-evaluation date five months from now, next September. Julius Randle will have surgery on his...
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Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports Expect the unexpected All season long, it’s seemed like the Knicks have played their best when their backs are up against the wall. In November, they had a big win against Los Angeles in James Harden’s Clippers debut, which came after they started the season just 2-4. In December, just two days after losing to the Bucks by 19, they beat them on national...
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Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images Thibs, Donte DiVincenzo, Isaiah Hartenstein, and Josh Hart speak before taking on the Kings. Day off on Wednesday for a skidding Knicks club as they gear up to face the Sacramento Kings on Thursday for what is a clash of teams sharing similar regular-season records through games played on April 3. It’s been a rough one of late for New York, who...
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Sam Navarro-USA TODAY Sports It’s make-or-break time for New York. After a frustrating three game slide, the New York Knicks are facing the most pivotal stretch of the regular season. Seven games remain on the schedule, and at 44-31, the team’s performance over these next games determine whether the Knicks are playing in the play-in tournament or are hosting a playoff series of...
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Photo by Issac Baldizon/NBAE via Getty Images Tom Thibodeau and a bunch of Knicks spoke after the loss at Miami and what went wrong for New York. The Knicks lost a battle on Tuesday but they had already won the season-long war against the Miami Heat by clinching the tie-breaker last February. Following yesterday’s loss, the scorecard reads 2-1 Knicks. Take that for culture. ...
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Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images Three losses in a row. Stop the skid, please. Are things starting to get a bit more worrying than they should? The Knicks visited the Heat to play a meaningless game and lost by 10 points in Miami. That’s facts. New York is locked into a top-6 seed in the East pretty much no matter what. Miami is definitely not, and fighting to escape the...
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Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images Heat 109, Knicks 99: Scary Terry scores a bunch, Donte and Deuce hit some threes, and New York runs out of gas yet again. The New York Knicks (44-31) squeaked out a two-point victory in their first season matchup with the Miami Heat (42-33), and won more handily in the second, 125-109. Tonight at the Kaseya Center, in their final meeting of the...
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Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports Enter “imagine if they played on the same team” jokes. The New York Knicks are fresh off a tough weekend of losing back-to-back games in disappointing fashion, but they get some positive news when the NBA announced on Tuesday afternoon that point guard Jalen Brunson had been named the KIA NBA Eastern Conference Player of the Month for the second...
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Vincent Carchietta-USA TODAY Sports Please don’t hurt any of our guys . . . again. Had a few more shots and calls gone the Knicks ’ way, they very easily could’ve been going into tonight’s game amid a five-game winning streak. And it would’ve been incredible. We’d be talking about how Jalen Brunson scored 61 points while out dueling Victor Wembanyama in an all-time classic that...