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Nick Turchiaro-USA TODAY Sports Knicks win a close one for their fourth straight win and get Thibs his 100th win as a Knicks coach Coming off of three straight wins, this was a big test for a Knicks team that had it’s eight game winning streak ended by the Raptors just a couple of weeks ago. In what was a pretty closely contested first quarter, the Knicks offense got off to a slow...
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Nick Turchiaro-USA TODAY Sports Julius started it off, Jalen finished it. In many ways, the Toronto Raptors are built the way I wish the Knicks were. They employ a starting lineup featuring four stringy, athletic wings capable of shooting the three, guarding on switches, and attack closeouts. Meanwhile, the Knicks, under Tim Thibodeau, are overly committed to having rim...
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Wendell Cruz-USA TODAY Sports The Knicks look for their fourth straight win as they travel to Toronto to battle the resilient Raptors. The New York Knicks will look to extend their winning streak to four on Friday night when they battle the Toronto Raptors for the second time this season. On Wednesday, New York (21-18) held off the San Antonio Spurs while the Raptors suffered a...
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The Knicks wild season is on the upswing once again, the latest on Obi Toppin’s injury and trade rumors. Plus, the wild ending between the Bucks and Raptors. Here is the show rundown: -The Knicks rollercoaster of a season continues with a three-game winning streak. -The impact on Jalen Brunson’s return. -Obi Toppin trade rumors and injury update. -Breaking down the Bucks-Raptors ending ...
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Photo by Logan Riely/NBAE via Getty Images What he meant to write was, “Steal of the Draft.” Today at TheAthletic.com, John Hollinger rated this year’s sophomore class . (Subscription required.) His “Underwhelming Top Four” included Rookie-of-the-Year Scottie Barnes (Toronto), Evan Mobley (Cleveland), Jalen Green (Houston), and Cade Cunningham (Detroit), a quartet that has...
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Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports Don’t worry, he will join the team for tomorrow’s trip to Toronto It was reported this morning that the New York Knicks sent the recently reactivated Obi Toppin to the Westchester Knicks for practice. Toppin, who has missed 13 games since suffering a right fibula fracture in the November 7th win against the Atlanta Hawks, was reactivated for last...
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Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images The re-emergence of All-Star Julius Randle and the Knicks’ aggressive offense made for a successful December to close out 2022 strong. In December, the New York Knicks were able to compile a 9-6 record. It was very respectable outcome for a scrappy Knicks team that was able to close out 2022 with a 108-88 win over the Houston...
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Photo by Elsa/Getty Images The Spurs can’t beat the Knicks this time with JB leading the way. It was ugly , it was close, but it was enough. The Knicks handled the young Spurs and managed to earn their third win in a row after defeating San Antonio 117-114 at MSG. The victory saw New York (21-18) climb back up to the sixth seed in the East while San Antonio (12-26) stayed down...
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Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports Still counts! They can’t all be beauty pageants. Once again, the wretched San Antonio Spurs pushed the Knicks to their breaking point. Last week the Knicks folded. On Wednesday night, they nearly folded again. What was the difference? This time, the Knicks had a healthy Jalen Brunson. Their point guard saved the day with a career-high 38 points,...
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Scott Wachter-USA TODAY Sports Revenge game for to make it three straight? The Knicks continue to make the case for being one the most streaky teams in the league over the last month. We’ve now seen them win eight straight games then lose five straight and have now won two straight again. And tonight, they’ll have a chance to extend their winning streak to three at home against a...
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Ken Blaze-USA TODAY Sports Spoiler: we’re not actually talking about Carmelo Anthony. On January 2nd, the Knicks won an early afternoon home game. All five starters scored in double-figures, led by their 28-year-old probable All-Star power forward. Possessing a goodly sum of exciting young talent — all five starters under 30 — the Knicks have a winning record at this point in a...
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Photo by Stephen Gosling/NBAE via Getty Images Julius Randle led New York with another All-Star effort putting him in February's event conversation The New York Knicks blasted the Phoenix Suns defeating the MSG visitors 102-83. This victory was the first for New York against Zona’s squad in ten attempts, having lost all last nine games against the Suns and getting back to Jan....
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Photo by Stephen Gosling/NBAE via Getty Images The forward has returned to what made him great in his 2020-21 campaign. It was early in the first quarter, mere minutes had passed. But it felt longer because of how much the game has slowed down for Julius Randle. Initially, the Phoenix Suns (20-18) threw a double at Randle, who had the ball at the right side of the perimeter....
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Wendell Cruz-USA TODAY Sports More wins this year, please. The New York Knicks took a 32-point lead in the second quarter and didn’t really look back, roasting the Phoenix Suns on Monday afternoon, 102-83. Perhaps these aren’t the Suns of past seasons. They were missing their best player, Devin Booker, and Chris Paul (a preposterous minus-38 today) looks washed. But the Knicks’...
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Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports The Knicks look to start the year off with a win. For their first contest of the new year, the New York Knicks (19-18) will host the injury-depleted Phoenix Suns (20-17) in a Monday afternoon game. The Suns will be without Devin Booker and Cameron Johnson , while Cameron Payne and Landry Shamet are regarded as probable. Payne lit up...