New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
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...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
New York hosted the Bulls and they couldn’t have been closer to getting a dub in their bag—twice. One less bounce, and we would have drunk champagne. No luck, though, as the rim had other plans. The Knicks returned to MSG to start a four-game homestand, but they couldn’t go to sleep with a dub in their collective bag. Chicago avoided a catastrophic loss after leading by 22 points on ...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
After nearly forfeiting early in the third quarter, KAT leads a 20+ comeback only to lose on a ticky-tack foul. For a decade, you heard Karl-Anthony Towns was soft. Well, not as a New York Knick (5-6), baby. Tonight’s game against the Chicago Bulls (5-7) was a perfect example. Play after play, Karl kept swinging when it counted. He banged his neck on the stanchion and shook it off; he...
Posting and Toasting (Michael Zeno) —
10 down, 72 to go. Feels like the Knicks have been trading triumphant wins over Eastern Conference rivals (Indiana, Miami, Milwaukee, Philadelphia) with bone-crushing fourth-quarter collapses against teams they should beat (Houston, Atlanta, most recent Indiana game). That’s how you get to a tumultuous 5-5, baby! A lot has been discussed ( usually after the losses ) about the heavy...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
There's a lot to like, a lot to dislike... but most importantly progress in the right direction. Just 10 games into the regular season, the New York Knicks have been an amalgamation of many things ranging from great to ugly, bad, good, hopeful, hopeless, and everything in between. Here are some of the things that have stuck out the most through those 10 games. 1. KAT has been even...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
Beating the lowly Bucks didn’t make up for the losses against the Hawks and the Pacers. If there is something, anything, defining the Knicks season to date is that it’s been a true rollercoaster. The team has played 10 games (nine through Monday) and it has yet to string either three consecutive wins or losses. Only twice, in fact, have the Knicks lost or won two games in back-to-back...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
In the second of a back-to-back, the Knicks hope to slow down the Bulls and start a 4-game homestand on a positive note. Last night, the New York Knicks (5-5) opened NBA Cup play with a strong showing against the Sixers , winning 111-99 in Philadelphia and spoiling Joel Embiid’s season debut in an almost wire-to-wire victory. Balanced scoring—including six players in double figures—solid...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
The Knicks won in Philly as is always the case and lots of New Yorkers spoke about it. The Knicks ruined Joel Embiid’s season debut, as the NBA put it , beating him and the Philly Cheesesteaks hard on Tuesday inside Wells Fargo Garden. Final score, 111-99 . New York found a way to stay awake during the final 12 minutes of play—contrary to what they had done in three of their past four...
Posting and Toasting (Matthew Miranda) —
Bill Streicher-Imagn Images Desire hope If you wanna know the story of last night’s 111-99 Knicks win over the 76ers, just look to the picture atop this article. The differences there were the differences in the game. A seemingly off-balance Jalen Brunson is taking a shot, one Joel Embiid is making sure to be clear he isn’t contesting. Is Brunson off-balance, though? Impossible to...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
Recent playoff rivals face off in battle of struggling contenders Remember just last Friday when the Knicks and Bucks faced off against each other in what was an early-season battle between two teams that were struggling more than they expected to? Well, tonight’s battle between the Knicks and the 76ers is an eerily similar version of that. Despite both teams coming off of incredibly...
Posting and Toasting (Michael Zeno) —
A few things are holding New York back through nine ?games. Bridges’ play on both ends has been one of them. I know we are all feeling uneasy about the squad right now. The two Knicks ’ group chats I’m in on Twitter are filled with some depressing messages. My timeline is filled with a lot of anguish, resentment, criticism (of players, Thibs, and Leon), and, the weirdest one of all,...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
The worst part is, he refuses to change. Tom Thibodeau and playing his starters big minutes: it’s hard to name a more iconic aspect of an NBA coach’s current reputation. This pattern has held true throughout Thibodeau’s four-season tenure as the Knicks ’ coach. We’ve seen him persistently play Julius Randle regardless of his performance, while Obi Toppin, clearly ready to make a positive...