New York Knicks: NY Post News Articles
NY Post (Greg Joyce) —
Allonzo Trier sliding into a fan’s direct messages on Twitter on Wednesday night has the Knicks rookie in hot water. After a 114-110 loss to the Rockets, Trier tried to defend himself for not having better coverage on Eric Gordon, who hit the game-winning 3. James Harden set a pick on Trier, who slipped underneath,...
NY Post (Mark W. Sanchez) —
Allonzo Trier, on the offensive, wasn’t settling for just torching the Rockets. The Knicks rookie had the best game of his career Wednesday in an otherwise demoralizing 114-110 loss to Houston at the Garden. But it wasn’t his 31 points (off the bench) on 12-of-18 shooting, to go along with 10 rebounds, that many fans were...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
It was not the kind of epic, “take that for data’’ rant he went off on when he was coaching the Grizzlies during the 2017 NBA playoffs — but Knicks coach David Fizdale admitted he was flummoxed by some of the James Harden foul calls during Harden’s 61-point Madison Square Garden explosion Wednesday night. Fizdale...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
After getting yanked around and receiving the first DNP of his NBA career in Wednesday night’s wild loss to the Rockets, Knicks center Enes Kanter didn’t mince words — saying the Knicks should trade him if they have no plans to give him time, and adding he’s being mistreated. “I think what they’re doing to...
NY Post (Mike Vaccaro) —
The remarkable thing is how many folks are still drawn to the building, like paper clips to a magnet. Take Artie Francino. He didn’t have tickets to the game Wednesday night that provided the Knicks their 36th loss of the season and offered Houston’s James Harden a platform to score 61 points, tying Kobe Bryant’s...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
The two biggest questions came down to the final minutes — would James Harden smash Carmelo Anthony’s Madison Square Garden scoring record of 62 points? And could the Knicks pull off a miracle upset? Neither happened Wednesday night, but it was a back-and-forth thriller nonetheless as Harden struck for 61 points, hit two key throws...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
Knicks coach David Fizdale has another issue he’s dealing with other than trying to win with the NBA’s youngest squad. Fizdale is trying to precariously hold together his trademark black wood-grain glasses that he broke five weeks ago. Fizdale snapped the unique spectacles when dozing off as he pored over video. Knicks video coordinator Marcus...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
It’s no secret forward Kevin Knox has studied Kevin Durant’s game to death. But the Knicks’ 2018 lottery pick also has conducted a large amount of homework on Paul George. Knox said he hopes to get in a gym with George and cull some knowledge this summer. While brilliant southpaw James Harden invades the Garden...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
James Harden enters the Garden on Wednesday ready to break the scoreboard against a listless Knicks defense. Harden has scored 200 points his past four games — the first player do to so since Kobe Bryant in March 2007. Harden’s 35.7 scoring average is the league’s best since Michael Jordan’s 37.1 in 1986-87. And now...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
As the Knick centers turn, Enes Kanter has gone from fourth-string to starter — off one bad turn of an ankle. A disgruntled Kanter, who sounded open to a trade following the MLK Day’s rout against the Thunder, is expected to start vs. the Rockets Wednesday after it was announced starting center Luke Kornet has...
NY Post (George Willis) —
David Fizdale’s commitment to the Knicks’ youth movement is a good thing for Frank Ntilikina, not so much for Enes Kanter. In the aftermath of the Knicks’ 127-109 loss to the Thunder on Monday afternoon at the Garden, one player was speaking optimistically about the remaining part of the season, while another was wondering about...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
Knicks center Enes Kanter, putting aside his mounting issues with his homeland of Turkey, admits he’s starting to change his tune on his future in New York after a heart-to-heart with coach David Fizdale. Fizdale said before the Knicks’ 127-109 blowout loss to the Thunder on Martin Luther King Day that his priority for the...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
The Knicks should have stayed in London for the holiday. In their first game back from London, the Knicks put forth a sickening outing even by their self-admitted low tanking standards. Oklahoma City administered a wire-to-wire 127-109 rout on MLK Day that had their orange-clad players all but laughing on the Garden floor and the...
NY Post (Howie Kussoy) —
Enes Kanter was just another fan. The Knicks center, who opted against joining the team in London because of fears of an assassination attempt perpetrated by Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan, watched Thursday’s game against the Wizards on TV from his apartment in White Plains, while sporting the team’s blue jersey. Sitting more than 3,400...
NY Post (Howie Kussoy) —
The lasting image of Allonzo Trier’s trip to London is the game-deciding goaltending call against him with 0.4 seconds left in the Knicks’ 101-100 loss to the Wizards on Thursday. The lasting impact of the trip could be a strong finish to Trier’s rookie season, further validating the two-year contract the Knicks gave the undrafted...