New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
Can the Knicks win two in a row over western conference playoff teams? The Knicks have been an inconsistent team this year. There is no denying that. They have suffered head-scratching losses to the Bulls, and Jazz over the last two weeks. But they’ve also defeated teams like the Pacers, Heat, Suns, and most recently, the Nuggets, all of whom should make, or at least be in contention, for...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
The Knicks are starting to click and that's a scary thing for the rest of the league. The New York Knicks had a tough week packed full of road games including just one game home, although that one was a cupcake against Disastrous DC that they dealt with properly. Other than that, the Knicks escaped the first half of their road trip with a positive 2-1 balance featuring two strong wins at...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
As New York gears up for a Dallas matchup everybody agrees OG is the man fueling this team. Another day, another game. New York will keep their road trip going paying a visit to the Mavericks in Dallas for a matchup that won’t feature not-quite-yet-MVP Luka Doncic due to injury. On the Knicks ' end, however, there will be three potential All-Stars in the starting five from Karl-Anthony...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
Incredible stuff from both Anunoby and his teammates to unlock his offense When Jake Fischer of Yahoo Sports reported in the summer of 2022 that OG Anunoby was looking for a bigger role in the Raptor’s offense, many, including myself, scoffed at the idea. While Anunoby had established himself as a great corner three-point shooter who was also adept as a cutter, he hadn’t shown the...
Posting and Toasting (Michael Zeno) —
Records, personal bests, and more following last night’s romping of the 2023 NBA champions. Following a disheartening defeat in Utah, where it seemed like nothing could go down, the Knicks nearly went wire-to-wire against a Denver Nuggets team only missing Aaron Gordon last night, scoring 145 points in regulation. The win saw a number of records, personal bests, and flat-out interesting...
Posting and Toasting (Andrew Polaniecki) —
/ Antonio Losada Kiki VamDeWeghe revisits the highest-scoring NBA game, his Knicks legacy, and the 3-point revolution. On December 13, 1986, the Detroit Pistons visited the Denver Nuggets for what began as a routine regular-season matchup but ended in NBA history. In an era when teams rarely eclipsed the 100-point mark, this blistering cold Saturday night in Denver was anything but...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
New York played its best game in franchise history and everybody had a career day. If the Knicks have ever played a better basketball game than the one they completed on Monday, in Denver of all places, I have definitely not watched it. New York arrived in Colorado, blasted the recent NBA champs beating them 145-118 , and will keep moving on the road on their way to facing the reigning...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
The Knicks destroy the Nuggets, fueled by career-highs from OG Anunoby for points and Jalen Brunson for assists, and a franchise-tying 45 assists. When OG Anunoby came to the Knicks , there were reports he had been disappointed by his limited role in Toronto’s offense. Many nights this season, he’s looked like a viable third option for New York. Tonight, he was numero uno . Quoth El_Roble:...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
Can the Knicks do the improbable and slow down the best player in the world? After starting their West Coast road trip with last Wednesday night’s 16-point offensive masterpiece against the Suns, it looked like the Knicks had turned a corner. But just days later, they presented us with one of the worst games of the season in a 15-pont loss to the Jazz where Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
New York will try to start another winning streak and they know what they’ll need to do better. The Knicks will play basketball in Denver on Monday as they try to get another winning streak kickstarted following an unexpected loss at Utah last Saturday. New York is in the middle of a tough road trip and things won’t get any easier at least for one more evening with reigning MPV and Top-5...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
The ongoing road trip will continue to test their resilience with no pushovers on the docket. The New York Knicks will finish out their five-game road trip this week, playing two tough opponents and one scrappy, trappy team. Will our heroes mash their rivals or get roasted like a Thanksgiving gobbler? Let’s strain the puns no further and get into it. Knicks at Nuggets, Monday, November...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
If something happened between Zion and CAA, it would inevitably be linked to the Knicks. Zion Williamson’s decision to cut ties with the Creative Artists Agency (CAA) caught everybody by surprise when it was first reported by Sam Amick and Joe Vardon of The Athletic late on Friday . Still, the details that came afterward are what truly raised a few eyebrows. According to Kris Pursianen...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
The Jazz halted New York’s winning streak and everybody agreed bad defense was the cause. The Knicks found it hard to get things going, then nearly got all the way back in the fight, but ultimately collapsed and dropped one to a squad that has won four games this season losing to the Utah Jazz 121-106 on Saturday evening . New York kept their road trip going kicking off the weekend...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Anunoby’s season-high not enough to overcome Knicks’ defensive sour notes in loss. When the New York Knicks (9-7) faced off against the Utah Jazz (4-12) at the Delta Center this evening, both teams had four-game streaks at stake—the Knicks for wins and the Jazz for losses. We predicted a blowout . The prediction was wrong. Quoth PolyphonicSprewell: “How does Utah only have 3 wins?”...
Posting and Toasting (Michael Zeno) —
Sports fans have been checking on their former favorite players for generations. Why do we root for (or against) them? It’s human psychology. Something you used to have is no longer yours, but you want to keep up with it. Many people still follow their exes on social media to see how they’re doing. When people put pets up for adoption, it isn’t out of the realm of possibility they check in...