New York Knicks: ESPN Blog Articles
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With the Nov. 18 draft in sight, our draft experts give the latest on the pre-draft process, the No. 1 pick race and more.
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The Lakers just won the title, but how is next season shaping up? Here's a way-too-early look at where the champs and all 30 teams stand ahead of 2020-21.
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The Knicks got their first look at their new coach, Tom Thibodeau, at the team's first workout.
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There are famous college mascots. There's Boujee -- JuJu Smith-Schuster's famous dog. There are dogs on grass, ice and the court.
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What options do the Knicks have to get their roster on track for success?
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The New York Knicks have hired Kentucky associate head coach Kenny Payne as an assistant coach, the team announced.
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Tom Thibodeau is back in New York as the Knicks' new coach.
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D'Antoni. Fisher. Woodson. Hornacek. Fizdale. It's been a rough decade to be the head coach at Madison Square Garden.
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Here are the challenges Thibodeau needs to overcome to develop the Knicks' young talent and create a winning team in New York.
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The Knicks and Tom Thibodeau are finalizing a five-year deal to make him the team's new head coach, sources told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.
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Details of a second bubble for the eight NBA teams not invited to Florida are being discussed, and teams continue to push for an alternative plan that would enable them to hold mini-camps within their local markets, sources told ESPN.
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Showing off changes between high school and now took off on Twitter Monday. That gave teams like the Warriors, Timberwolves and others the chance to dust off their digital scrapbook.
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Knicks president Leon Rose said on Wednesday the franchise intends to have a permanent coach in place by the end of July.
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The Knicks are hiring CAA's William Wesley -- known as World Wide Wes in basketball circles -- as executive vice president/senior adviser, sources told ESPN.
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Eight days after Knicks owner James Dolan sent an email to the staff explaining why the Madison Square Garden Company would not publicly comment on the outrage following George Floyd's death, the company has issued a statement.