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Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
What’s not to like about a 6’8” wing with seven-foot wingspan? We thought Knicks Team President Leon Rose might do something tricky on Draft Night. Indeed, he gave us a head-scratcher. First, he swapped the 50th pick for the Clippers’ 51st pick, and then he used that selection to draft someone to chat with Pacome Dadiet on the bench. With the 51st pick, New York selected Mohamed Diawara,...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Looks to be a quiet night for Knicks fans. The 2025 NBA Draft Presented by State Farm will start shortly at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. 59 players combined will be selected in round 1 today and round 2 tomorrow in the 79th NBA draft. The New York Knicks currently have the 50th pick and a few experts shared what the Knicks might need and the potential outcome. “They can go for...
Posting and Toasting (Michael Zeno) —
If the Knicks don’t make the NBA Finals next season, they may never get a better opportunity. In a vacuum, the Knicks already blew their best chance. They got past the Celtics , the team that the front office specifically built this group to beat. They dodged the 64-win Cavs, who crashed and burned on the other side of the bracket. They got to face a lower seed in the Eastern Conference...
Posting and Toasting (Matthew Miranda) —
Joe Rondone-Imagn Images I’m too hot to think of a subtitle A few weeks ago, shortly after publishing the invite to this month’s mailbag, the Knicks fired Tom Thibodeau. That post got 968 comments — pretty good! — though almost all were about the firing. Not many responses to the mailbag prompt. Makes sense. Today’s mailbag includes two questions I have for all of you about the...
Posting and Toasting (Michael Zeno) —
Brad Penner-Imagn Images In another life, Hartenstein’s first ring comes with the team that allowed him to spread his wings. On Sunday, the NBA Finals — which were both thrilling and bittersweet for Knicks fans — concluded with the Oklahoma City Thunder defeating the Indiana Pacers in the first seven-game series since 2016. Regardless of who won in Game 7, a former Knick would...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Knicks’ plans for the 2025 NBA Draft The New York Knicks approach the 2025 NBA Draft with a modest hand: a single second-round pick at No. 50 overall. With their first-round selection previously dealt away, this year’s draft won’t be about splashy moves, unless Leon Rose has something tricky up his sleeve. The 2025 NBA Draft will take place June 25 (ABC/ESPN) and June 26 (ESPN),...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
New York won’t be impacted directly, but there’s a few ways it could have implications down the road After weeks of speculation, the Phoenix Suns have finally traded Kevin Durant for Jalen Green, Dillon Brooks, the 10th pick in the upcoming draft, and five second-round picks. Obviously, there is a lot of discussion about what this means for the two teams, as well as the conference in which...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
The Knicks trail only the OKC Thunder for the title while leading all Eastern Conference teams. The Oklahoma City Thunder are the early favorites to repeat and win the 2026 NBA title, but the New York Knicks are not far behind in the opening title odds across multiple sportsbooks. After securing the first championship in franchise history on Sunday giving the Indiana Pacers no shot at...
Posting and Toasting (Michael Zeno) —
The former 31st overall pick is an intriguing depth option for the 2025-26 season. Big news out of the New York Post on Thursday. A former second-round pick playing in Europe is coming overseas with intention of competing for a roster spot with the Knicks this summer. Intriguing 7-foot Knicks prospect James Nnaji leaving Europe for Summer League chance https://t.co/tXbKiCoQcP ...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Brad Penner-Imagn Images Could Mike Brown unlock the Knicks offense? The Knicks ’ season ended in the Eastern Conference Finals. Two weeks later, they still haven’t named a new head coach, and that’s only one of several major decisions looming. According to The Athletic’s James L. Edwards III , New York is zeroing in on Taylor Jenkins and Mike Brown as finalists for the job. Of...
Posting and Toasting (Andrew Polaniecki) —
Knicks and their Ink A couple of months ago we started a new test segment highlighting Delon Wright’s ink. The concept got a great response, and we decided to instill it into a new weekly segment but wait until the off-season to fully introduce it. We’re not going to just stick with the current Knicks . We’re going to go all the way back in time through Knickstory and the Knicks tattoo...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
Y’all either stop the KD talk or else I’ll have to cover it. Am I the only one who cannot wait for the offseason to be over and next year to come already? All of those thoughts, yet we don’t (officially) know the 2025 NBA champion! And the draft is still on the horizon! And free agency, and trades here and there! Even then, it’s more than slow days for us Knicks Nation. Marc Spears...
Posting and Toasting (Michael Zeno) —
Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images Shaking up the core is a possibility, but is it the best way forward? It’s June 18th. The Knicks still don’t have a head coach. Despite this, the front office also needs to prepare for the upcoming offseason. The NBA Draft begins in seven days, free agency begins in 12 days, and the new league year begins in just under three weeks. Aside from the...
Posting and Toasting (Andrew Polaniecki) —
In 1998, the Knicks acquired in a draft day trade that sent their long-time enforcer Charles Oakley and the draft rights to Sean Marks to the Toronto Raptors . As the Knicks were looking to go younger as their core was starting to show their age, Camby checked all the boxes. At 6’11” with the quickness and agility of a small forward, he brought a different skill set to a role previously...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images Meaningful rumor? Or much ado about nothing once again? Even with the NBA Finals being as close as it can be with the series tied at two apiece entering Game 5 on Monday night ( ed: the OKC Thunder won and are now one game away of their first NBA title), much of the national media’s coverage of the league has been around the New York Knicks and...