New York Knicks: NY Post News Articles
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
PHILADELPHIA — Emmanuel Mudiay didn’t speak to the media last season while playing with Denver — that’s how miserable and shaky he was there. Now the former errant-shooting point guard is playing loudly on the court and making the Knicks think hard about their point-guard future. During a 9-23 campaign, the 22-year-old from Dallas has...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
During a 7,500-word piece published Monday morning, Knicks owner James Dolan sounded less passionate about winning the NBA championship than in the past. The eccentric Knicks owner came across as more detached. Beaten down by hostile fans. Dolan has many other interests going on in entertainment productions — in the process of building two state-of-the-art...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
If it’s any consolation, Kevin Knox won the scoring battle over Suns rookie forward Mikal Bridges, 17-7, and looked much like the rookie with the bigger upside. The two 2018 lottery picks waged their first mano-a-mano contest since the draft, when the Knicks passed over Bridges for Knox at No. 9. Knox came out a...
NY Post (George Willis) —
We understand the won-loss record isn’t supposed to mean much this season and that there will be plenty of growing pains as the Knicks continue their slow process of trying to rebuild into a contender. But gee-whiz. The Knicks were actually favored Monday night against the Suns, who entered the Garden with just six wins...
NY Post (Anthony Barstow) —
Revenge is a dish best served cold — even if you’re on the Suns. Nearly a year after Knicks big man Enes Kanter taunted Phoenix’s Devin Booker on social media, the Suns guard took the opportunity of his team’s 128-110 win Monday to clap back on Twitter. Along with a face-palm emoji, Booker tweeted after...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
No wonder owner James Dolan didn’t rule out selling the Knicks one day. The Knicks embarrassed themselves and Garden stockholders by getting crushed by the NBA’s worst team, the Suns, 128-110. A 41-17 third quarter was the Knicks’ undoing as the Suns took a 17-point lead into the final session at a silent Garden. When...
NY Post (Peter Botte) —
Live by the triangle, die by the triangle. That essentially is how James Dolan describes Phil Jackson’s failed tenure as team president of the Knicks, according to a wide-ranging ESPN interview with the executive chairman and CEO of Madison Square Garden. “Look, when I brought on Phil, the big question is, ‘Are you going to...
NY Post (Justin Terranova) —
It was what happened after Maggie Gray’s furious rant that appears to have set James Dolan off. The Knicks and Rangers owner gave a rare interview with ESPN recently, where he touched on a number of subjects and controversies that have surrounded his tenure. The most recent feud is with WFAN and Gray, who called...
NY Post (Mark W. Sanchez) —
It would take one hell of a GoFundMe. James Dolan did not rule out selling the Knicks in an ESPN feature published Monday, saying he has gotten “feelers” by potential buyers, but not yet a solid offer that made sense and cents. Those overtures have been around $5 billion, Dolan said, for a franchise that...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
INDIANAPOLIS — Enes Kanter posted his 20th double-double this season — a 20-point, 15-rebound outing in Sunday’s 110-99 loss to the Pacers. Kanter, a traditional low-post center, even bagged a 3-pointer — his fifth this season. His numbers are All-Star worthy and he’s playing for a new contract. Because of his enormous cap hold, it...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
INDIANAPOLIS — Across the past seven games, Kevin Knox has come on offensively, even if his free-throw shooting is a puzzling mess. Knox regained his starting slot the past four games, so it’s a good time to face Phoenix’s rookie small forward, Mikal Bridges, who also is starting for the moribund Suns and making a...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
INDIANAPOLIS — There is no big body of water in this heartland city, but if there were, the Knicks couldn’t have thrown the ball into it Sunday. At Bankers Life Fieldhouse, the Knicks were throwing up bricks and some airballs and were beaten by the Pacers 110-99 after wasting a rare but solid defensive performance....
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
INDIANAPOLIS — Remember Lance Thomas? He’s back. The longest-tenured Knick will return to action after arthroscopic knee surgery when the Knicks face the Pacers on Sunday at 5 p.m. The 30-year-old Thomas has been out for five weeks but with little fanfare, as coach David Fizdale focused on heavy playing time for his young charges....
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
INDIANAPOLIS — While rookie center Mitchell Robinson can jump to Pluto, Luke Kornet can’t jump at all. At least not according to Knicks coach David Fizdale. When asked if the 7-foot-1, second-year brainiac out of Vanderbilt is a sneaky shotblocker, Fizdale said: “He’s got good anticipation. He can only jump over an envelope, but he’s...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
INDIANAPOLIS — Despite a 9-21 record through 30 games, first-year Knicks coach David Fizdale hasn’t found the need to stage a practice after a back-to-back set — a traditional NBA no-no. However, his comeback-kid Knicks have never fallen by 56 points. If they had, it wouldn’t be out of the realm of possibility. Fizdale believes...