New York Knicks: NY Post News Articles
NY Post (Brian Lewis) —
Kyrie Irving grew up in New Jersey as a Nets fan watching his hometown team beat up on the Knicks. Then despite being linked with the Knicks in free agency, he picked Brooklyn. So naturally, the Nets used Irving to troll their cross-river rivals. On Saturday, Brooklyn tweeted that it was handing out Irving replica...
NY Post (Justin Tasch) —
Frank Ntilikina has been a polarizing player since the Knicks selected him No. 8 overall in the 2017 NBA Draft, so much so that the team was shopping him ahead of this year’s draft. Now, the 21-year-old guard is showing he might be able to fulfill his potential. Ntilikina had another big performance at the...
NY Post (Joseph Staszewski) —
Enes Kanter finally won a championship in New York. It just wasn’t for the Knicks. The Boston Celtics forward clotheslined and pinned R-Truth to win the WWE 24/7 championship during a taping of “Main Event” prior to “Monday Night Raw” at Madison Square Garden on Monday night. It was WWE’s first televised show at MSG...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
The Knicks have not fully closed the door on signing rookie Kris Wilkes for the start of training camp, according to multiple sources. While it still appears doubtful the UCLA product will be ruled healthy enough, the club has decided to summon Wilkes for another physical in the next two weeks before completely ruling him...
NY Post (Derrick Rose, Sam Smith) —
This excerpt of “I’ll Show You,” by Derrick Rose with Sam Smith, is presented with permission from Triumph Books. For more information or to order a copy, please visit http://www.triumphbooks.com/derrickrose With the basketball, the way Phil [Jackson] had talked, and with [Joakim Noah] and [Carmelo Anthony], I really thought we were going to do something....
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
Rookie swingman Kris Wilkes of UCLA won’t be headed to Knicks training camp on a two-way contract, The Post has learned. Due to health reasons, Wilkes’ verbal agreement on a two-way deal has been voided. Wilkes, a 6-foot-8 small forward who averaged 17.4 points as a UCLA sophomore sniper, missed the Las Vegas summer league...
NY Post (Mike Vaccaro) —
He is allowed to be a fan again, which makes David Stern’s sacred task Friday night so enjoyable. Always, hidden beneath the professional veneer and the formal burden of the commissioner’s office was the kid who used to sit in the blue seats, those 50-cent tickets acquired via the G.O. card that served as a...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
Frank Ntilikina is finally fulfilling his potential. It’s just that it’s at the FIBA World Cup in China with the French National Team against the likes of Germany, Jordan and the Dominican Republic. But it’s a start, at least, as the Knicks’ 2017 lottery pick attempts to create a long-term future in New York. Three...
NY Post (Zach Braziller) —
Training camp is still a month away, but when the new-look Knicks convene at the end of September, they won’t be strangers. For weeks, they have been working out together and connecting through a text chain featuring the entire team. They have trained in Los Angeles, in Florida and most recently at Columbia University to...
NY Post (Justin Terranova) —
Jeremy Lin couldn’t find an NBA team this offseason. The former Knicks guard signed with the Beijing Ducks of the Chinese Basketball Association, the team announced on Tuesday morning. It has been a frustrating offseason for Lin, who broke down recently when discussing the lack of interest from NBA teams. “Every year it gets harder,”...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
Everything is new and fresh to Julius Randle. It’s why he felt it important to get together with six of his teammates in Los Angeles last month to bond and work out. It’s also why he wanted to be at Rucker Park on Saturday to get a feel of New York culture. The Knicks’ marquee...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
Jalen Rose, one of ESPN’s most influential NBA voices, believes the Knicks offseason has been vastly underrated and wouldn’t be surprised if the club finishes with roughly the same record as the Nets. Knicks president Steve Mills and GM Scott Perry did about as good as he could do after failing to haul in any...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
At some point this season, Wilbert Gibson, former Brooklyn carpenter and furniture mover, will make his way to the Garden and watch his son Taj play for the Knicks. It may not be for the Garden’s opener Oct. 26 versus the Celtics. It may not be in November. But it will be sometime this season....
NY Post (Brian Lewis) —
The Knicks have rounded out their coaching staff, with former Westchester coach Mike Miller moving up to join David Fizdale’s staff in the Garden for next season, and his former assistant Derrick Alston taking over the G League reins. Miller — not the former NBA champ with the Heat, but the 55-year-old coach — won...
NY Post (Michael Blinn) —
Zion Williamson and RJ Barrett stole plenty of headlines leading up to and after the 2019 NBA Draft, but it was the third member of the famed Duke freshman trio that has rookies watching closely. In the NBA’s annual rookie survey, Cam Reddish, picked by the Atlanta Hawks at No. 10, is expected to have...