New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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Emmanuel Mudiay says his mentality isn't different whether he starts or comes off the bench. But his play has been.
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PHILADELPHIA -- The Knicks have lost nearly as much as the 76ers in recent years, but Philadelphia trusted the process and it has paid off.
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As the Knicks' season winds down, rookie Damyean Dotson is still waiting for his shot.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Enes Kanter wants to get paid.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Trey Burke continues to prove he's the best point guard on the Knicks' roster.
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WASHINGTON -- Kyle O'Quinn said he was wrong for yelling back at Jeff Hornacek after the coach first screamed at him for a defensive lapse in Friday's loss to Minnesota.
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WASHINGTON -- Trey Burke scored 19 points in his first start in exactly three years, leading eight players in double figures as the New York Knicks defeated the wavering Washington Wizards 101-97 on Sunday night.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Trey Burke has worked his way back into the NBA with an assist from John Wall.
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There was a changing of the guards at halftime for the Knicks. The move that fans have been clamoring for finally came to fruition.
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The Knicks have so many issues, but Jeff Hornacek doesn't think Emmanuel Mudiay is one of them -- at least not in their last game.
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MIAMI -- Jeff Hornacek's future as Knicks coach may be uncertain, but he made clear what direction the team needs to go to upgrade the roster: Get a true small forward.
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Tim Hardaway Jr. said he goes to sleep every night thinking about what if. What if he never got hurt and missed six weeks of games with a stress injury in his left leg? What if Kristaps Porzingis hadn't torn his ACL?
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The Knicks may not be helping their draft position by suddenly winning games, but developing their draft pick from last season is the most important thing at this point.