New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
New York will give fans a glimpse of their freshmen while facing three lottery picks in Las Vegas. The New York Knicks announced their Summer League schedule for the 2024 edition of the mid-year tournament on June 28 and it’s kinda saucy. Summer Knicks are back in action pic.twitter.com/Y54SKUfKtD — NEW YORK KNICKS (@nyknicks) June 28, 2024 Saucy because there will be a Knicks...
Posting and Toasting (Michael_Zeno) —
Dan’s father, Ernie, with former coach Hubie Brown The story of the Grunfield family is an interesting one. Dan’s grandparents were both Holocaust survivors during World War 2. His father, Ernie, was born in Romania before immigrating to America in 1964 when he was 8. Ernie played for Team USA at the 1973 Maccabiah Games, as by far the youngest player on the team, and won a silver medal...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
First real gut punch of the offseason for the Knicks and their fans So far, the Knicks offseason has been filled with great news. They traded for Mikal Bridges out of nowhere. Then they eased everyone’s worries by re-signing OG Anunoby before he reached free agency. And just last week, they had a very successful draft by grabbing a high-upside wing in Pacome Dadiet, then picked a pair of...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
Will he stay, or will he go? What can the Knicks do if they lose I-Hart? Following the coronation of the Boston Celtics and an eventful-but-underhyped NBA draft , the free agency officially opened on Sunday, June 30 at 6 p.m. ET... and it was rather underwhelming compared to years past. Not a lot of earth-shattering deals were signed (or announced/reported) through Sunday, with most of...
Posting and Toasting (Michael_Zeno) —
Jericho returns, Jeffries walks... Achiuwa let loose!? Last night, on the eve of NBA Free Agency, the Knicks made their decisions on six players from their 2023-24 roster, three of them on two-way deals. The Knicks, not including all of these players, had nine players on the active roster, with four draft picks pending. You need, at minimum, 14 before the season. The first move was to ...
Posting and Toasting (Andrew Polaniecki) —
Arrivin’ Alive at 25 As we approach the dog days of summer, a similar sentiment applies to the next few rounds of “Who Wore it Best?” Before delving into “Who Wore it Best? #25,” it’s remarkable to think we are just 18 numbers away from completing the series. Taking into consideration the retired numbers 24 and 33, we will leave untouched, as well as the one-hit wonders of 28, 36, 46, 49,...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
The judge has spoken in Toronto's favor. In the latest judicial decision belonging to the Knicks vs. Raptors saga reported by The Athletic’s Mike Vorkunov on June 28, U.S. District Court Judge Jessica G. L. Clarke resolved the legal clash directing the matter to be settled within the jurisdiction of the NBA rather than in federal court. The dispute between the New York Knicks and Maple...
Posting and Toasting (Michael_Zeno) —
Can the Don and the Cap Wizard work their magic to retain NY’s Jolly German Giant? You’d be hard-pressed to find a team that’s taken care of more business over the last few days than the New York Knicks . After swinging the summer’s biggest blockbuster so far, completing the first Knicks-Nets swap since 1983 in acquiring Mikal Bridges , the Knicks quelled the fanbase’s biggest worries...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
A lot of New York news coming out of a delicious draft. The Knicks might not make for the most exciting news coming off a draft event but everyone else around the organization seems to be doing all they can to help us discuss. Jalen Brunson makes WWE debut, gives Knicks fans a scare Bring it on, baby! Whether you like wrestling or not, you surely got entertained on the latest...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
A great way to cap off a big week Sports writers from around the media landscape have weighed in on the New York Knicks ’ selections in the 2024 NBA Draft . Now it’s our turn. Without further ado, here’s the P&T Report Card. Pick 25 - Pacôme Dadiet: B With the likes of Tyler Kolek, Kyle Filipowski, Ryan Dunn, Jonathan Mogbo, and Johnny Furphy all still on the board, Dadiet was not...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Opinions from The Athletic, CBS Sports, NY Post, and Yahoo! The New York Knicks focused on versatile, promising talent in the 2024 NBA Draft , selecting four players who offer a mix of potential and immediate contributions. Furthermore, at least one (possibly two) is a draft-and-stash candidate, and three of the players were picked in the second-round, all of which favor the Knicks...
Posting and Toasting (Michael_Zeno) —
The front office spent the time between welcoming four new players to New York by wheeling and dealing. The dust has settled in New York City after the first-ever two-day NBA Draft . Something the NBA used as justification for separating a second round that usually doesn’t get much attention is that there have long been complaints about the system and how fast it moves. GMs wanted more time...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
Almost slipped by us in all of today’s confusion. What a wild second round that turned out to be. On Day Two of the 2024 NBA Draft , the Knicks walked away with not just two more players, but a third. With the 56th pick, they landed Kevin McCullar, Jr. of Kansas, to go along with Tyler Kolek and Ariel Hukporti (selected earlier). Yesterday, Leon Rose & Co. used the 25th pick to take...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
New York uses the last selection of the Draft on a seven-foot, 245 lb. center. With the last pick in the 2024 NBA Draft , the Knicks selected Ariel Hukporti. How they arrived at that pick is too convoluted for me to explain, let alone understand in such a compressed amount of time. More details will be revealed in the coming days. The best I can figure, the pick started with Charlotte,...
Posting and Toasting (Russell Richardson) —
The Knicks got their man with a Portland swap. The Knicks entered today’s second-round of the 2024 NBA Draft with two picks in their pocket, the 38th and the 51st. Leon Rose, Brock Aller, and the Knicks front office executed a crafty maneuver last night by spinning the 24th pick into the 26th and 51st via trade. Then they traded the 26th selection into five second-rounders that will be...