New York Knicks: Blog Articles
The Knicks Wall (Tyler Marko) —
Dennis Smith Jr. had a tough time adapting to a ball-dominant wing in Dallas, but there’s no reason to suspect it can’t work with Knicks rookie RJ Barrett in the backcourt. Third overall pick R.J. Barrett is the crown jewel the Knick’s rebuilding effort. Since they won 54 games in the 2012–13 season, the Knicks […] The post Are Dennis Smith Jr. and RJ Barrett Compatible...
Daily Knicks (Rob Wolkenbrod) —
Monday, July 15, marked an important day for Damyean Dotson, as his contract will become guaranteed with the New York Knicks for the 2019-20 season. The New York Knicks roster reached 14 players with the Marcus Morris signing, with one spot remaining, potentially for Reggie Bullock. However, it had the chance to drop to 13 […] New York Knicks: Damyean Dotson’s contract guarantee...
Daily Knicks (Rob Wolkenbrod) —
Which players stepped up for the New York Knicks throughout the 2019 NBA Summer League? The New York Knicks ended their 2019 Vegas Summer League run on Saturday, defeating the Washington Wizards in a consolation game. This brought their record to 2-3, as basketball closed for the summer, with the wait for September’s training camp […] New York Knicks: Who stepped up in 2019 NBA...
Posting and Toasting (Drew Steele) —
Offseason Ramblings Posting & Toasting’s favorite contributors Ashwin Ramnath and Drew Steele embark on their maiden voyage into the ever-so-crowded seas of NBA and New York Knicks podcasts. In their first episode, the duo navigate their way through the Knicks offseason, dishing out takes on Julius Randle , Bobby Portis , and others.
The Knicks Wall (Harrison Liao) —
New York Knicks head coach David Fizdale will have the tall task of managing minutes for veterans on expiring contracts and younger player trying to prove themselves. The Knicks will move on. Striking out on Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving left them no other choice. Considering what New York’s front office was able to piece […] The post With Free Agency Over, the Spotlight Shifts...
Posting and Toasting (chrismolicki) —
The Knicks have a roster split between young players and 1+1 veterans. Where does the playing time go? Free agency has come and gone. The Knicks missed out on superstars and filled their cap space with solid players on short-term deals. While the strategy is generally a smart one, New York also has a collection of young players that need room to grow. Fifteen players are legitimately...
Daily Knicks (Griffin Gonterman) —
Despite Brooklyn’s offseason, the New York Knicks still control their city. As we’re nearing the end of another disappointing free agency looking ahead to the looming free-agent class of 2021, the New York Knicks’ crosstown rivals, Brooklyn, look to have put together a contender. Many people have even gone on to say that New York […] Why New York is still the...
Posting and Toasting (Drew Steele) —
Drew and Ashwin have a pooodcast! This is not a joke, folks. The dynamic duo, and without question the greatest Posting and Toasting contributors of the last century, are now hosting a brand new podcast! We are new to this, so please be gentle. There were some technical difficulties with our original intro episode so I (Drew) recorded something quick to remind everyone to go subscribe to...
Daily Knicks (Rob Wolkenbrod) —
The 2019 NBA offseason continued Frank Ntilikina’s drift into the abyss with the New York Knicks, clouding his short-term role. Aside from impending free agents, if there was ever a player’s future on the New York Knicks in doubt, it was Frank Ntilikina. His name floated in trade rumors more than anyone, whether in the […] New York Knicks: Frank Ntilikina’s path to...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
Consolation champions! The young Knicks wanted to play! Kevin Knox and Mitchell Robinson wanted to play tonight's consolation game. Wanted another chance to get a run with their rookies RJ Barrett and Ignas Brazdeikas. Admirable, especially when you look at all the lottery picks who didn't play in Vegas. — Marc Berman (@NYPost_Berman) July 13, 2019 Perhaps the high expectations...
The Knicks Wall (Ty Jordan) —
RJ Barrett led the Knicks with a near-triple-double in the final Knicks Summer League game of 2019, defeating the Washington Wizards 103-87. The New York Knicks played their final Summer League game against the Washington Wizards and ended the five-game exhibition outing with a strong, double-digit victory. Led by their sophomore class, the Knicks took […] The post RJ Barrett, Knicks...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
RJ was goooooooooooooood. The Knicks and first-round pick RJ Barrett capped off their 2019 Las Vegas Summer League campaign with an impressive 103-87 win over the Washington Wizards . Yeah, we gotta start with RJ. He dominated the Wiz on the scoreboard to the tune of 21 points (including an efficient 7-13 shooting), 10 assists and eight rebounds. His game was about more than just the...
Daily Knicks (Rob Wolkenbrod) —
The New York Knicks will continue their summer league in the consolation tournament, facing the Washington Wizards. The New York Knicks finished 1-3 in their four scheduled summer league games, including a win against the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday. Expectations were higher for a team using high draft picks and second-year players, but they […] New York Knicks, Wizards square off...
Daily Knicks (Rob Wolkenbrod) —
With the draft over and free agency cooling down for the New York Knicks, where does their payroll stand, as of July 13? When NBA free agency arrived, and the New York Knicks handed out contracts, financial figures were reported at the time. From Julius Randle at $63 million to Bobby Portis at $31 million, […] New York Knicks: Projected 2019-20 payroll after NBA free agency, draft - ...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
Consolation bump! Y’all ready for this? The Knicks of summer are back in TV town. New York is set to take on the Summer Wizards in a consolation battle of the humdrum bums. Washington didn’t really hit switches this summer even though you probably thought only the Knicks fell short. No way, lady. Lots of folks struggled. Whatever happens, though, this is the end of the road. Now look...