New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
Truly dishing and swishing. Incredible shooting, impeccable touch, and an amazing post game—those were the things we were promised with Karl-Anthony Towns. So far, he has delivered on all fronts and exceeded expectations early. But more than anything, it has been his passing that has been the most impressive. Towns has always been skilled enough to make the necessary passes physically, but...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
The Knicks seek their third straight win as they close out the current homestand. Tonight the New York Knicks (7-6) wrap up a four-game homestead with a game against the Washington Wizards (2-10). The New York Knicks are riding a two-game win streak after twice dispatching the Brooklyn Nets . In Sunday’s victory, Karl-Anthony Towns led the team with an impressive 26 points and 15...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
New York hosted and defeated Brooklyn twice and the Knicks had all sorts of positive comments on it. The Knicks played the Nets two times in three days and twice they beat them. Shocker! New York hosted Brooklyn on Friday and escaped a fourth-quarter scare but the Manhattanintes gave the Brooklynites no chance on Sunday’s affair defeating them without ever sweating it, final score of...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
33 assists tonight, and four Knicks starters score at least 20 to beat Brooklyn—and none were Jalen Brunson! The New York Knicks (7-6) nearly blew a game against the Brooklyn Nets (5-9) on Friday and welcomed them back to Madison Square Garden tonight for a rematch. The Knicks led the Nets 60-57 at halftime thanks to strong contributions from OG Anunoby and a dominant 11-0 run early in...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
The Knicks play a back-to-back at home and then hit the road to start a five-game trip. Should win all four this week! The New York Knicks will play two more games at home—today and tomorrow versus Nets and Wiz—then start a swing through the West. Here’s the schedule: Knicks vs. Nets, 7 pm ET, Sunday, November 17 This is the second game of a two-game series, with the Knicks winning the...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
New York hopes to do a better job of protecting a lead in today’s rematch against Cam Thomas and the Brooklyn Bunch. On Friday night, the New York Knicks (6-6) pulled off a dramatic 124-122 win over the Brooklyn Nets (5-8), barely surviving a 21-point second-half collapse. The game’s climax came when Jalen Brunson nailed a game-winning three-pointer at the buzzer, marking his second...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
New York City will host a bunch of Brooklynites with the Nets aiming at tying the season series. The Knicks will play the Nets for the second time in a span of three days after barely edging them, a final result of 124-122, on Friday inside the Garden. New York and Brooklyn will fight each other for the 216th time in regular-season matchups between Knicks and Nets with NYC having just...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
Like father, like son. Pour one for Kiyan! Kiyan Anthony, the son of future Hall of Famer and forever New York Knicks legend Carmelo Anthony, has committed to Syracuse University. For those feeling lost, Melo attended ‘Cuse for a single season and built the first steps of a legendary career right there. He etched his name in NCAA history by leading the Orangemen to their one and only...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
The Knicks escaped embarrassment and talked about it after beating Brooklyn. New York hosted the Nets and barely edged them, 124-122 , inside Madison Square Garden in the first meeting between both teams this season. With the second round of the fight coming Sunday, it was all about Jalen Brunson and Mikal Bridges on Friday. Contrary to Mike Tyson upsetting audiences worldwide, JB and MB...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Another game gets too close for comfort, but a winning shot by Brunson, a buzzer-block by Bridges, and big contributions from the bench carries NY over Cam Thomas and the Nets. Eternally shorthanded, the New York Knicks (6-6) began their second game of Emirates NBA Cup play strong, staying ahead of the Brooklyn Nets (5-8) for much of the game. Yet again, the fourth quarter was another...
Posting and Toasting (Andrew Polaniecki) —
For many, childhood memories of shooting hoops in the driveway often involve a family member watching on, offering tips and encouragement. It was no different for Kiki, except in his case, the adult giving him tips happened to be the late, great Jerry West. “Through my dad, [who at the time was the Lakers team physician], I got very close with Jerry West and Elgin Baylor,” Kiki reminisced....
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
Somewhat disappointing Knicks team takes on somewhat better-than-expected Nets team Many of these previews, especially the ones I’ve written, are starting to sound like a broken record. The Knicks have had an inconsistent season, showing us glimmers of hope and potential while also being marred by clear weaknesses and disappointments. There are games where they look like they’re on the...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
The Knicks welcome Brooklyn to the real New York and Mikal Bridges has words about it. The Knicks took Thursday off after playing back-to-back games in Philadelphia and New York the prior two days and splitting them to earn a 1-1 record so far this week. Today, New York will host the Brooklyn Nets in the first matchup between the neighbor franchises, which will also mark Mikal Bridges'...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Inside the Knicks’ depth issues and financial limits in advance of trade season. Recently, Kevin Pelton, Bobby Marks, and other ESPN NBA insiders examined six contenders —the Knicks , Lakers , Bucks, Heat, Pelicans, and 76ers —to assess their weaknesses and explore trade season options. Unsurprisingly, these insiders identified the Knicks’ need for frontcourt depth and noted how...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
New York missed the only shot that mattered but fought hellaciously valiantly. The New York Knicks suffered a heartbreaking 124-123 loss to the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday, the day the Manhattanites opened a four-game homestand. The Knicks, after rallying from a 22-point deficit, saw it all slip away due to a late foul by Josh Hart—who brushed Coby White’s afro—and a last-second miss by...