New York Knicks: NY Times News Articles
NY Times (Sopan Deb) —
In a narrow vote, Thibodeau won the award for the second time in his career after taking the franchise to its first playoff appearance since 2013.
NY Times: NYTimes: Pro Basketball (Sopan Deb) —
Their transformation into a playoff team was one of the more remarkable stories of the season. But keeping the momentum going will require some more good calls.
NY Times (Sopan Deb) —
Julius Randle had 23 points for the Knicks, but it wasn’t enough. The Hawks’ star guard Trae Young dominated again down the stretch.
NY Times (Will Leitch) —
This surprising team has recaptured a touch of Linsanity.
NY Times (Sopan Deb) —
The key players who played heavy regular-season minutes have underwhelmed, diluting the effects of any adjustments by Coach Tom Thibodeau.
NY Times: NYTimes: Pro Basketball (Jonathan Abrams) —
A fan in Philadelphia poured popcorn on Washington Wizards guard Russell Westbrook. In New York, a fan spit on Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young at Madison Square Garden.
NY Times (Sopan Deb) —
Randle led the Knicks in scoring and fueled their run to the No. 4 seed in the Eastern Conference.
NY Times (Sara Naomi Lewkowicz and Sopan Deb) —
The Knicks and Nets are in the playoffs together for the first time since 2013. Fans came out in droves to sports bars and arenas to celebrate.
NY Times (Sopan Deb) —
Playoff basketball returned to Manhattan as a cultural event with a loud, spirited crowd and a new nemesis, the Hawks’ Trae Young.
NY Times: NYTimes: Pro Basketball (Scott Cacciola and Sopan Deb) —
Knicks fans used to disappointment are now reveling in a season of joy. “God forbid, if we win, we are going to burn this city down,” one famous fan said.
NY Times (Scott Cacciola and Sopan Deb) —
Knicks fans used to disappointment are now reveling in a season of joy. “God forbid, if we win, we are going to burn this city down,” one famous fan said.
NY Times (Jonathan Abrams, Scott Cacciola, Sopan Deb and Marc Stein) —
Injuries and illness dragged down the records of several teams, including the defending champion Los Angeles Lakers. That could mean early postseason exits for the season’s best.
NY Times (Sopan Deb) —
When it comes to the playoffs, many Knicks fans are just happy to be here. But they can hope for more — like a first-round series win — because of Julius Randle.
NY Times (Marc Stein) —
Denver’s Nikola Jokic separated himself early with historic play. Then Curry, who has won two Most Valuable Player Awards with Golden State, went on a historic run of his own.