New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
The king of barbecued chicken prepares to serve up a plate of cooked birds. Bring your appetites, Knicks fans! Today, Tyler Kolek, proprietor of a newly opened barbecued chicken truck on the Vegas strip, squares off against some southern poultry when the New York (2-2) takes on the Atlanta Hawks (0-4). In their last games of Summer League basketball, both teams will be playing the second...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Another close victory, another impressive Kolek performance. On Friday evening, the New York Knicks (2-2) played their fourth contest of the NBA Summer League season. This one was a blowout-that-suddenly-wasn’t against the Detroit Pistons (2-2) at the Pavilion in Las Vegas. The Knicks carried a slim lead through the first quarter, thanks to Tyler Kolek’s impressive passing, Rokas...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Aggregated for your pleasure. Today at The Athletic, Fred Katz addressed pressing questions ($) about the New York Knicks . First up: How does the acquisition of Cameron Payne affect the roster? New York recently signed the veteran Payne to a one-year, minimum contract, which provides greater depth at the point guard position. Although many of us fretted that Payne’s presence would push...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
After a thriller against Junior Sac-Town, the Summerbockers look to even up their record in Vegas. In their fourth game of NBA Summer League action, the New York Knicks (1-2) will face off against the Detroit Pistons at the Pavilion in Las Vegas today. Detroit showed resilience in their last Summer League game, beating the Chicago Bulls 85-77. The Motor City crew overcame a 16-point...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
New York keeps scouting the big-man market whether that’s via trade or free agency. Let me get straight to the point. “Clint Capela is still [in Atlanta], in the final year of his contract—and on the trade market, sources said.” That is Zach Lowe of ESPN reporting on July 18 about the perceived availability of Hawks big man Capela in potential trades this offseason. That is, also a...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
Some things to keep an eye on along with a lot to like. As an 18 year-old international prospect that was, at one point, believed to be a potential draft-and-stash candidate going to a team filled with wing talent, Pacome Dadiet should have had little pressure heading in to this year’s Summer League. But between Knicks fans naturally having high expectations and many of us being prisoners...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
Tyler Kolek gave New York a win and Rokas Jokubaitis spoke about his future. The New York (Summer) Knicks faced the Sacramento (Sunny) Kings on Wednesday in the second game of back-to-back affairs and beat them with an and-1 play by none other than rookie point guard Tyler Kolek. The Knicks will have Thursday off before competing for a fourth time in Las Vegas going against the Pistons...
Posting and Toasting (Michael_Zeno) —
A 20-7 Kings run spelled doom for the Knicks, but Tyler Kolek calls game with a clutch and-one with 2.4 seconds to go. Tyler Kolek had an interview this week with the New York Post , where he was asked about the comparisons to TJ McConnell, the feisty Pacers guard who has haunted the Knicks for the better part of a decade. “It’s all right, I think it’s a little lazy.” Kolek wasn’t a fan...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
A surprise Knick steals the show. Dmytro Skapintsev may be as much of a deep cut as you can have on the current New York Knicks Summer League team. He’s only played two regular season games for the Knicks, logging a total of 2 minutes, and is on just his second stint in the Summer League for the franchise. But those who keep up meticulously with New York and their G-League and summer...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
NY returns to the court after losing to the Nets yesterday. After losing to the Nets yesterday, the New York Knicks (0-2) return to face the Sacramento Kings (1-1) in NBA Summer League action today at the Pavilion in Las Vegas. In Sacramento’s last game, Colby Jones’ outstanding offensive performance propelled the club to an 82-70 victory over the Utah Jazz . The Kings dominated...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Robinson gives back with free basketball camp in hometown New York Knick Mitchell Robinson, a former Chalmette High School basketball star, continues to give back to the community by hosting an annual basketball camp in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana. This year marks the sixth iteration of the event, which takes place at the Val Riess Sports Complex in Chalmette. Mitch foots the entire...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Jalen Wilson’s 27 points and Tyrese Martin’s 16 off the bench prove too much for Duane Washington, Jr and the Knicks. After losing their first game of Summer League on Saturday to the Charlotte Hornets, the New York Knicks (0-2) returned to the Thomas & Mack Center today to face the Brooklyn Nets (2-1). In today’s contest, the Knicks won the first quarter handily, 28-11. Then the Nets...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
New York’s Vegas crew hopes to secure their first win against a 1-1 Nets team. After a narrow loss to the Hornets on Saturday, New York Knicks return to the court in Las Vegas on Tuesday for a whack at the Brooklyn Nets . The Brooklynites have had a mixed start in the 2024 NBA Summer League . They began with a thrilling 97-95 overtime victory against the Indiana Pacers, during which the...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Party with the Nova Knicks in Central Park! NEW YORK CITY! Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart of the New York Knicks are launching their inaugural Roommates Show Block Party, live from Central Park, September 7, presented by @tommyjohnwear ! To celebrate the launch of Season 2 of their podcast, the event will feature special guests Jon Stewart, Mikal Bridges and more to be announced, plus a live...
Posting and Toasting (Steven Louis) —
Jalen Brunson became the King of New York signing a historically team-friendly contract and affirming his dedication to the Knicks. First, let’s zoom out to acknowledge how relatively new and decidedly un- Knicks ish this is. Since the turn of the century – really, since the Ernie Grunfeld era – this franchise has seldom chosen developing young talent over chasing big names. You know what...