New York Knicks: Blog Articles
Daily Knicks (Rob Wolkenbrod) —
The New York Knicks and Chicago Bulls had discussed an Enes Kanter-for-Jabari Parker trade, but it needed a third team to make anything happen. The New York Knicks were in discussions with the Chicago Bulls and Sacramento Kings to move Enes Kanter, but nothing materialized since those rumors came about earlier this month. That’s with […] Knicks Trade Rumors: Third team was needed...
Daily Knicks (Rob Wolkenbrod) —
Head coach David Fizdale might not think a closer exists on his roster, but one New York Knicks player believes he fits the bill. The New York Knicks have struggled to keep wide leads this season, including Thursday’s game against the Washington Wizards. They were once up by 19 points, only to squander it by the […] New York Knicks: ‘Closers’ don’t exist on...
Posting and Toasting (BennyBuckets71) —
A questionable report says the Knicks and Mavericks have discussed such a deal, but the Knicks should refrain Rumors will be plentiful in the coming weeks with the NBA trade deadline less than a month away, but a new report saying the Dallas Mavericks and New York Knicks have discussed a deal that would include respective 2017 lottery picks Dennis Smith Jr. and Frank Ntilikina is...
Posting and Toasting (BennyBuckets71) —
It was truly a different era of NBA basketball They say defense wins championships, and by that logic the New York Knicks were crowned as NBA champions 18 years ago this week when the team set a then-record by holding their opponents under 100 points for 33 consecutive games. The impressive defensive achievement — which, just to be clear, did not count as an actual NBA championship...
Daily Knicks (Rob Wolkenbrod) —
The New York Knicks, with Thursday’s loss, continued their head-scratching struggles against the Washington Wizards. The 2018-19 season has featured plenty of lows for the New York Knicks, despite this “developmental” campaign. With youth and inexperience on the roster, and an eye on clearing cap space for free agency, they sit with a 10-34 record […] New York Knicks:...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
What’s next after Harden’s double step-back? In case you missed it, Kevin Knox pulled out a nifty little trick to cap off his career-high 31-point outburst last Sunday afternoon: Did Knox break out Harden's double step-back? pic.twitter.com/YMdQzwweO3 — Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) January 13, 2019 Bah gawd! That’s James Harden ’s patented double (travel) step-back’s...
Daily Knicks (Daniel Lubofsky) —
If the New York Knicks hope to be players in free agency, they first must make sure they have enough cap space to do so by making some deadline deals. The New York Knicks have made very clear their intended pursuit of top-level free agents in the summer of 2019, setting themselves up for a […] New York Knicks free agency hopes hinge on deadline moves - Daily Knicks - Daily Knicks -...
Knicker Blogger (Farfa) —
Picture this: a grown up man jumping up and down in joy, all by himself, because the team he roots for just lost a game thanks to a buzzer-beating goaltending call. If that’s not a perfect representation of tanking in less than 30 words, I dare you to to better. I was prepared to write about a sad win (even if I would have stressed how the winning bucket would have come from Vonleh and...
Daily Knicks (Rob Wolkenbrod) —
With the New York Knicks drawing interest in Noah Vonleh from the Philadelphia 76ers, what’s an ideal trade for these parties to accomplish? As the trade deadline nears, the New York Knicks have entered the fluctuant rumor mill that accompanies it. Enes Kanter was one name floated and a second player joined him on Wednesday. Per […] Knicks Trade Rumors: Designing ideal Noah...
Daily Knicks (Rob Wolkenbrod) —
Mitchell Robinson was a sight for sore eyes in his return for the New York Knicks. Point guard was the New York Knicks’ most interesting position for a while, until Emmanuel Mudiay settled in as the starter. That turned the attention to center, with a revolving door of players after Enes Kanter seemingly locked down […] New York Knicks: Mitchell Robinson refreshes...
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
Gutted. Jesus. The Knicks lost in incredible fashion Thursday afternoon, 101-100 to the Washington Wizards. This was one you had to see to believe, and even then you might not. After falling behind 2-0 New York led nearly wire-to-wire. But the fourth quarter was a nightmare factory, all that much darker for the many bursts of light witnessed in quarters one through three. Everything...
Knicker Blogger (Mike Kurylo) —
Potential Links [bleacherreport.com] Bradley Beal, Wizards Beat Knicks 101-100; Kevin Knox Held to 5 Points [sbnation.com] The Knicks really lost to the Wizards on a game-winning goaltend call [sports.yahoo.com] Wizards beat Knicks in London on last-second goaltending violation [nbcsports.com] Wizards stun Knicks in London on crazy buzzer-beating goaltending call [standard.co.uk] Washington...
Daily Knicks (Rob Wolkenbrod) —
The New York Knicks delivered from behind the arc, but fell in heartbreaking fashion to the Washington Wizards in the NBA London Game, 101-100. The NBA’s annual trip to London, England, took the New York Knicks overseas for the first time in five years. Maybe a different time zone could correct their four-game losing streak […] New York Knicks: London calls early, but hangs up in...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
11 points in the fourth quarter! The Knicks lost today. On a goaltend . After blowing a 19-point lead in the second half and scoring just 11 points in the fourth quarter. Look no further — this was the Knicksiest game of the entire year. Right rubbish, innit? Made me want to honk all over the bloody place, it did. The Knicks came out BLAZING hot to start the game, led by London...
ESPN —
Enes Kanter's criticism of the Turkish government forced him to miss the Knicks' trip to London. The vocal big man discusses watching his team play from 3,500 miles away.