New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (chapulana) —
Tight coverage, swished rock, moving on. “I knew they were gonna double,” Devin Booker said after the game. “They were doing it most of the game.” And that certainly was the story of Sunday’s matchup between the Knicks (9-7) and the Suns (11-6), one in which the visitors didn’t have—nor needed—Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal suiting up to face New York inside MSG. Knicks head coach Tom...
Posting and Toasting (Russell_Richardson) —
The Knicks needed another comeback but fell just short, wasting 35 points from Jalen Brunson and 28 from Julius Randle. The New York Knicks (9-7) needed a huge comeback to beat the Heat on Friday. They needed another comeback in tonight’s tilt against the Phoenix Suns (11-6) but this time fell short. Final score, 116-113. Kevin Durant, Bradley Beal, and Grayson Allen all sat for...
Posting and Toasting (Russell_Richardson) —
Games against the Suns, Hornets, Pistons, and Raptors. No further ado: here’s what’s on the slate. Sunday, November 26 vs. Phoenix (6 p.m. ET) Today’s game. Both teams are coming off big victories. The Phoenix Suns (10-6) may miss Kevin Durant due to a sore foot, but secondary star Devin Booker is having a career season. Known for three-point prowess, the Suns have defensive...
Posting and Toasting (Russell_Richardson) —
The sharp-shooting Suns set upon NYC for a tilt at the Garden. The New York Knicks (9-6) are set to face the Phoenix Suns (10-6) on November 26, 2023, at Madison Square Garden. Both teams are riding high on the vapors of victory. The Suns are fresh off a 110-89 smackdown in Memphis, while the Knicks mounted a massive comeback over the Miami Heat on Friday. The Bockers have been...
Posting and Toasting (chapulana) —
KD without BB but with DB vs JB and the rest of the Knicks. That's just a fancy headline for a boring injury update ahead of Sunday's game between the New York Knicks (9-6) and the Phoenix Suns (10-6), but you have to aim for the stars (and the clicks, I guess). Anyway, stay with me for a minute as Saturday's media availability was good for a bunch of quotable statements coming from...
Posting and Toasting (Jwiesel13) —
Not a fun team to play against When opposing teams have stepped into Madison Square Garden this season, they have been met with a raucous atmosphere and a tough New York Knicks defense. After the comeback win over the Miami Heat on Friday night, New York improved to 4-2 at home. This has been built by their defense . Here’s where they currently rank in a number of categories on...
Posting and Toasting (Russell_Richardson) —
Randle restraint, Grimes concerns, and Mitch’s Adebayo problem. In last night’s turnaround fourth quarter, one starter played about four minutes while two others rode the bench. The heartwarming story that played out at MSG was not without notes of concern, especially in the awful third quarter that made possible the rise to victory. For your consideration, here are three takeaways from...
Posting and Toasting (chapulana) —
Nike/chapulana | Nike/chapulana Twenty-one-point comeback! The New York Knicks (9-6) played a must-win game on Friday against the Miami Heat (10-6) and they came out of it alive and still in contention to lift the In-Season Tournament cup next month in Las Vegas, winning 100-98 at MSG. Nothing remarkable about this game, as the Knicks went on to win both halves of this heated...
Posting and Toasting (Russell_Richardson) —
Thanks to 24 points from Jalen Brunson, the Knicks overcome an atrocious third quarter, hold the Heat to 11 in Q4, and win in a nailbiter. Twenty years ago today, the New York Knicks beat the Celtics in Boston, 94-88. Shandon Anderson would score a season-high 28 points, Kurt Thomas would add 15 points and 11 rebounds, and Dikembe Mutombo would log 13 points and 12 rebounds. Starbury and...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
What stands out to you? While it may seem like the season has just started, we’re actually not too far off from being a fifth of the way through the season. Now, a lot can still change and a whole myriad of unexpected things can still happen so we do need to be cautious not to overreact, but there are a few numbers and stats that are important for this team and its fans to keep an eye on...
Posting and Toasting (Russell_Richardson) —
New York will try to win its fourth in a row at home when it takes on Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat tonight. The New York Knicks last played the Miami Heat on May 12, 2023, in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals. The Miami Heat won, 96-92, thereby advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals. In the game, Jimmy Butler led the Heat with 24 points, eight rebounds, and four assists,...
Posting and Toasting (chapulana) —
Trying to find the superstar being chased by the New York Knicks with the help of Perry and AI. I’m based in Europe, and there is no such tradition as celebrating Thanksgiving over here. What was my surprise, when I was getting ready to write a little post on Thursday about Scott Perry’s latest comments... only to find out that I could ask nobody about his remarks because nobody was working...
Posting and Toasting (Russell_Richardson) —
After an off-key start to the season, Josh Hart’s offense is slowly improving. Now if only he would take the open shot. . . . Josh Hart fooled us a little bit. It was no malicious deception, but the guy we came to love last season was an anomaly. The numbers tried to tell us so. For example, over his career, Josh has been a 35% three-point shooter. Through 51 games in Portland, before...
Posting and Toasting (Russell_Richardson) —
The P&T turkeys praise their favorite Knickerbockers. Happy Thanksgiving! We Knicks fans have plenty to be thankful for this season. The team is 8-6 and sits seventh in the Eastern Conference—which is respectable given the well-documented slog of their early schedule. The Knicks have won six of their last nine games, including three on the road, while shooting 46% from downtown over that...
Posting and Toasting (AndrewPolaniecki) —
This One’s 4 Nate. Through the first three installments of our “Who Wore It Best” series, the general consensus was rather clear. Amare’ claimed the top spot for number 1, L.J. secured number 2, and John Starks almost unanimously dominated the votes for number 3. Number 4 promises to be no different. Throughout the history of the organization, there are only five numbers in which 26 or...