New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
Trouncing minnows is a must, and New York will have that chance. All but one NBA team reached the 35-game checkpoint this season on Monday, with Oklahoma City and Houston the final two franchises to join the club and Charlotte the only squad left in the cold with 34 games played through yesterday’s slate. The Knicks have played 36 games with their 37th coming later today as they will...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
First of many games at home for the Knicks through January. The New York Knicks (21-15) will play basketball inside the Garden on Tuesday against the Portland Trail Blazers (10-25) for the first time this season as their visitors will cross the bridge coming off an overtime victory against the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday, 134-127. The Blazers, led by World Champion Chauncey Billups have...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
Jordan Clarkson? Collin Sexton? Kelly Olynyk? Many options are available! The Knicks are coming off a weekend in which they opened a roster spot by waiving veteran big man and living legend Taj Gibson—who could be back in an assistant coach position soon. The transaction allowed the Knicks to free a spot in their 15-man squad ahead of the Feb. 8 trade deadline, opening the door for...
Posting and Toasting (Sam Stein) —
New beginnings. Happy new year, Knicks fans! What a week it’s been. And before you say anything - I know. Brunson won conference POTW. I love Jalen Brunson. And I also don’t care. We knew all of this about Jalen Brunson. My POTW is someone that I didn’t know much about not too long ago. Seven days ago, the New York Knicks were in a very different place. After a 140-126 drubbing vs. the...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
For a second time, and well-deserved. There’s been so much positive energy and coverage surrounding the Knicks recently with a lot of attention being paid to just how good Julius Randle has been, the amazing impact of OG Anunoby, the improved play of Quentin Grimes and Deuce McBride, and Isaiah Hartenstein’s herculean efforts defensively and on the boards. And the vibes continued to get...
Posting and Toasting (Russell_Richardson) —
One at home against Portland and two road games–Dallas, Memphis–-but no back-to-backs The New York Knicks (21-15) are undefeated in the OG Anunoby Era. Since the 3&D wing arrived via trade last weekend, New York has beaten two top teams (Timberwolves, 76ers ), one middle-lower team (Bulls), and one cellar dweller (Wizards). We’ve seen plenty of evidence why last year’s steals champion...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
Taj Gibson could transition into an assistant coach role in New York for the remainder of the season. The New York Knicks waived veteran big man Taj Gibson on Jan. 7, the PR team announced on the official socials of the franchise. The Knicks later released a short note written by Knicks president Leon Rose thanking Taj for his contributions. Thank you, Taj. ...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
Trying to rebound, Los Angeles fell for a trap. See, I don’t care if it happened in the G, in the Association, in the Drew League, or in Taiwan: you still gotta body the opposition on your way to grab a ridiculous 33 boards. That’s exactly what former Westchester Knicks legend Dylan Windler did on Friday against the hapless Delaware Blue Coats , who had no answer for DW’s mighty...
Posting and Toasting (Andrew Polaniecki) —
The great debate over the number 8 Call it a coincidence, or just call it impeccable timing, nonetheless, this edition of Who Wore it Best? #8 aligns seamlessly with the debut of the Knicks ’ latest addition, OG Anunoby. No, he will not be on the list, or even an honorable mention. It takes more than 2 games in a Knicks uniform to make this list. This week does spark a very exciting debate...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
New York made it 4-0 in 2024. The New York Knicks may never lose again. Or, at the very least, they may never lose a game for the next two weeks after stringing four consecutive victories to kick 2024 off, including Saturday’s 121-105 win in D.C. against the lowly Wiz. Quoth MelleMehl : “We’re beating good teams and blowing out bad teams. Looking like another bomb trade mid-season...
Posting and Toasting (Russell_Richardson) —
Knicks 121, Wizards 105: Randle scores 39, Brunson adds 33, and Hartenstein is a +26 with 19 rebounds in the buzzer-to-buzzer win. Snow fell on upstate New York today, and I took my youngest son outside for a snowball fight. I expected to trounce the little fella, who can talk a fair amount of G-rated trash for a six-year-old. He had it coming. The wet white stuff packed beautifully as I...
Posting and Toasting (Russell_Richardson) —
In the second of a back-to-back, Knicks seek to conquer the Wizards again Back in November, the New York Knicks (20-15) won their first matchup of the season against the Washington Wizards , 120-99. The victory eliminated the Wiz (6-28) from NBA Cup contention. Jalen Brunson posted an impressive 32-point performance, and Immanuel Quickley added 27 points. Despite Washington narrowing the...
Posting and Toasting (Antonio Losada) —
Three dubs in a row for New York; two home, one on the road! I am the opposite of the Philadelphia 76ers (23-11) because I don’t know how to start my stories but I know very well how to apply the final touches. The New York Knicks (20-15) arrived in Philly on Friday looking for some capable opponent to play a basketball game later on the day but they could only find one good for 15...
Posting and Toasting (Russell_Richardson) —
Knicks 128, 76ers 92: Jalen Brunson scores 30, the bench adds 48, and New York easily dispatches a top Eastern Conference foe. New York Knicks (20-15) had won two straight coming into tonight’s game at the Wells Fargo Center, but the Philadelphia 76ers (23-11) are a formidable foe, ranking in the top five for both offense and defense. Could the new-look Knicks deliver against top...
Posting and Toasting (Russell_Richardson) —
Anunoby’s defense has immediate impact, and Isaiah Hartenstein’s dominant play is about to blow up his asking price. Today at Yahoo Sports, Jake Fischer wrote about how the New York Knicks ’ trade for OG Anunoby “has shaped the NBA trade market.” As Fischer notes, Anunoby’s defensive talents were immediately impactful in wins over Minnesota and Chicago, and OG demonstrated an ability to...