New York Knicks: Blog Articles
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Empire Sports Media (Dylan Backer) —
The New York Knicks’ season has lasted 75 games, but one of their top players is still in early-season mode, […]
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Tonight, the Knicks (48*-27) visit the Rockets (45-29) at the Toyota Center. New York has clinched a playoff berth, but need to get through a challenging slate in order to keep their third slot—or catch the 50-win Celtics. Houston is one of five over-.500 teams standing between the Knicks and the finish line. The Texans […]
Empire Sports Media (Dylan Backer) —
Though the New York Knicks were off on Monday, they finally achieved the inevitable: a postseason berth has been secured […]
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
The few hours surrounding the Knicks’ Sunday night loss to the Thunder couldn’t have been more of a rollercoaster. We all received word leading up to the game that Deuce McBride, a fan favorite and a pivotal piece of the Knicks’ puzzle, would be returning after missing two months with a sports hernia injury. And […]
$Knicks Film School (Jonathan Macri) —
Deuce appears to be OK after a scary moment, which should make the distribution of postseason minutes all the more interesting.
Posting and Toasting (Matthew Miranda) —
I’m not sure what last night’s 111-100 Knicks’ loss in Oklahoma City showed me that I didn’t already know. About either team. We already know the Knicks can compete with the Thunder. Last year’s matchup in OKC went pretty similarly to last night: the game was absolutely there for New York’s taking, but any number […]
ClutchPoints (Josue Pavon) —
ESPN’s Stephen A Smith is calling out New York Knicks head coach Mike Brown for his backhanded compliment toward the Oklahoma City Thunder. After a 111-100 loss, Brown comended the Thunder’s ability to earn fouls, starting with All-Star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who made 13-of-16 free-throw attempts en route to 30 points. Instead of complaining about Gilgeous-Alexander […] ...
Posting and Toasting (Michael Zeno) —
It’s hard to be a good team without being a good clutch team. Of the 12 teams currently in a playoff spot (plus Philly, who’s on the cusp of it), 10 of them are in the top 11 in clutch net rating (the other team is Milwaukee, somehow). The others are Minnesota (15th), Denver (20th), […]
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
The Knicks lost the finals preview against the Thunder, but most worryngly we got the “still learning the system” talk back. New York has a handful of games left, is bound to finish with the third or fourth seed, and they better avoid the latter if they don’t want to suffer. Here’s the latest set […]
Empire Sports Media (Dylan Backer) —
New York Knicks guard Miles McBride played his first game in two months on Sunday against the Oklahoma City Thunder, […]
ClutchPoints (Jedd Pagaduan) —
On Sunday night, the New York Knicks got Miles McBride back from a bit of a long absence due to sports hernia surgery. McBride was essential in establishing the Knicks’ defensive identity earlier in the season, and his loss necessitated the arrival of Jose Alvarado via trade prior to the deadline. But truly, no one […] The post Knicks’ Mike Brown makes ‘tough’...
$Knicks Film School (Jonathan Macri) —
The Knicks fight hard but lose their second straight, no thanks to the refs.
ClutchPoints (David Yapkowitz) —
The New York Knicks losing streak hit two games following their defeat, 111-100, on Sunday against the Oklahoma City Thunder. The storyline surrounding the refs and foul calls for the Thunder and star guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is nothing new, and following the game, Knicks head coach Mike Brown gave a bit of a tongue-in-cheek answer […] The post Mike Brown gives back-handed...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Thunder (59-16) came into tonight with the league’s best record and ranked first in the league for both points-per-game and defensive rating. The visiting Knicks (48*-27) were ready, though. On Walt ‘Clyde’ Frazier’s 81st birthday, they played well enough through three quarters to make the G.K.O.A.T. proud. Then the Thunder turned on the gas and […]