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REPORT: Mitchell Robinson ‘very open’ to Knicks return
Mitchell Robinson is approaching unrestricted free agency with outside interest building, but early indications suggest the New York Knicks are in a strong position to retain their most prominent free agent and backup player. The veteran center has drawn attention from multiple teams, including the meat-lacking Los Angeles Lakers, who are widely expected to explore […]
Know the draft prospect: Alex Karaban
As we inch closer and closer to the 2026 NBA Draft, we continue our series looking at potential draft prospects. In this edition, could the Knicks take a swing at another older, two-time national champion from the Big East with their second-round pick? The Basics The Numbers Karaban grew up in Massachusetts, but only spent […]
Ariel Hukporti, NBA Champion
Over the last five years, the Knicks have only made six draft picks. They’ve routinely kicked the can down the road for future flexibility and trade pick after pick to bolster a squad that eventually went on to win an NBA championship. Four of those six draft picks came in 2024. Pacôme Dadiet was picked […]
Know the draft prospect: Felix Okpara
Depending on how the board falls, Tennessee center Felix Okpara could be available when New York is on the clock late in the 2026 NBA Draft. Should the Knicks consider him with their 55th selection? The Basics The Numbers Okpara spent four seasons carving out a clear identity as a defensive center. He began his […]
Know the draft prospect: Odega Oweh
Depending on how the board falls, Kentucky wing Otega Oweh could be available when New York is on the clock on draft night next week. Should the Knicks consider him with their 24th, 31st or 55th selection? The Basics The Numbers Oweh has taken one of the more interesting long roads in this draft class. […]
REPORT: Celtics listening on Brown, shopping for size
Jake Fischer reported early Saturday, June 20, that Boston is not actively shopping Jaylen Brown or Derrick White, but is fielding inquiries about both with greater openness than in previous offseasons. It’s a small distinction in wording, but the Celtics do seem to be building momentum toward some significant deck shuffling. A Brown trade still […]
Saturday Posted & Toasted Notes
Good morning, sweethearts. We’re going to try and launch (fingers crossed) a new column here at P&T where we aim at covering a bit of everything-Knicks and whatever else happens around the League. Fear nothing, as we will try to keep it busy but also entertaining, mixing a bit of linking with a bunch of […]
Knicks Bulletin: ‘The further we get away from it, the more real it becomes’
If you’re still on cloud nine, that’s alright. The Knicks won the NBA championship for the first time in 53 years. It’s fair to say we’re due at least 53 days of floating around the Earth without giving nothing else any care. Jalen Brunson On the Knicks championship: “The further we get away from it, […]
Mohamed Diawara, NBA Champion
A big shift that has occurred in the six years that Leon Rose has been in charge of basketball operations is one that naturally occurs when a team begins to compete. The priority shifts from development to winning now. The year that Rose and company fully shifted from the youth movement to a veteran-ladened roster […]
First of all, Jose Alvarado got to get paid
Just when we thought everything was rosy and the Knicks were on their way to never dealing with a loss for the remainder of eternity, things went south, or at least a bit southwest. First, it was James Dolan who dropped the bomb right before a historic ticker-tape parade took place in the Canyon of […]
The NBA champion New York Knicks have come a long way. How long, exactly?
Many years ago, I got jumped. Didn’t end well. Concussion. Contusions. Fractured wrist. A thumbprint on my neck, where one of them choked me. I’ve revisited the scene since. The first time I got all tingly and jumpy. Less and less ever since. It doesn’t hit the way it used to. Sometimes you can measure […]
Knicks Bulletin: ‘I swear I’m on the team, bro’
Ticker. Tape. Parade. James Dolan On the future of the Knicks: “We’re gonna keep working to bring you even better basketball. Although it’s hard to imagine that we get much better than this. But we will, right fellas?” On delivering a championship to New York City: “When I look out over the Knick fans here, […]
My experience at the first-ever Knicks’ ticker-tape championship parade
By all accounts, the city-wide celebration of the 2026 NBA champion New York Knicks down the Canyon of Heroes in downtown Manhattan was an overwhelming success. The NYPD estimated two million spectators, something that would’ve been much larger if not for the geographical limitations of a parade in New York City. It was a once-in-a-lifetime […]
Giannis to Boston is a possibility. Should the Knicks be worried?
According to ESPN, Boston has emerged as a leading destination in the Giannis Antetokounmpo sweepstakes. No deal is on the table (that we know of), but the mere possibility might raise a few concerns. Concern numero uno is obvious. Giannis is one of the handful of players capable of altering the championship picture by himself. […]
Recapping the Knicks championship parade
It’s been one hell of a week for the Knicks and their fans. From winning their first championship in 53 years ago last Saturday, to the countless media appearances earlier this week, it’s been a multi-day celebration of the team, the players, and their incredible accomplishment. And on a very hyped up cloudy Thursday morning, […]
Know the draft prospect: Zuby Ejiofor
Depending on how the board falls, St. John’s big man Zuby Ejiofor could be available when New York is on the clock on draft night next week. Should the Knicks consider him with their 24th or 31st selection? The Basics The Numbers Ejiofor became one of college basketball’s most productive frontcourt players during his final […]
June P&T mailbag: blood pressure; where the Knicks’ title ranks; what if Thibs coached the Spurs?
First mailbag in a while. First championship mailbag ever. Life is good. How high did your blood pressure spike when it actually happened? I know my answer because I have to monitor mine. — Unmitigated Gall By the fourth quarter of Game 5 my body was completely falling apart. I’m not sure I was designed […]
Tyler Kolek, NBA Champion
As P&T goes through this player-by-player tribute to the team that ended the 53-year-long title drought, we’re slowly going to be building up to the people who had the big moments and legacy-defining playoff runs. The first few players were mostly spectators throughout the playoff run, but little by little, more and more contributions will […]
Parade Thread: Join Us for the New York Knicks Championship Parade, June 18, 2026
The New York Knicks are NBA champions, and today New York City gets to celebrate. Fifty-three years after the franchise’s last title, the Knicks will parade through Manhattan with the Larry O’Brien Trophy in tow. This thread will serve as our watch-along and open discussion throughout the day. We’ll update this post throughout the parade […]
Know the draft prospect: Dillon Mitchell
Depending on how the board falls, St. John’s forward Dillon Mitchell could be available when New York is on the clock on draft night next week. Should the Knicks consider him with their 24th, 31st, or 55th selection? The Basics The Numbers Mitchell’s production does not jump off the page like that of teammate Zuby […]
Knicks Bulletin: ‘There’s certain things in the NBA that you’d have to be suicidal to do’
Will we finally land on Earth when we watch the New York Knicks on parade later today? Don’t bet on it, cause this championship still feels surreal, and it will take a minute to digest it in full. Here’s the latest before we move on to watch things unfold at the Canyon of Heroes. Jalen […]
Know the draft prospect: Joshua Jefferson
Joshua Jefferson provides an instant injection of high-IQ basketball, physical rebounding, and unique frontcourt playmaking. Should the World Champion New York Knicks bite? The Basics The Numbers Jefferson is one of the most bizarre and productive frontcourt anomalies in recent college basketball history. He became the first player in Big 12 history to rack up […]
James Dolan reveals Knicks will not go into the second apron in 2026-27
It’s hard to truly be a buzzkill the day before a championship parade 53 years in the making, but James Dolan really seems to be trying his hardest. In an interview with WFAN’s Craig Carton on Wednesday afternoon, the Knicks’ owner, who had gained a nice PR boost after his 15-minute speech to the Knicks […]
Know the draft prospect: Ebuka Okorie
Depending on how the board falls, Ebuka Okorie could be available when New York is on the clock. Should the Knicks consider him? The Basics The Numbers At first glance, Okorie’s raw stats read like something from a video game. He led the entire ACC in scoring as a true freshman, generating a massive 23.2 […]
Know the draft prospect: Tarris Reed, Jr.
The Knicks enter the 2026 NBA Draft with picks No. 24, No. 31, and No. 55. Depending on how the board falls, Tarris Reed, Jr. could be available when New York is on the clock. Should the Knicks consider him? The Basics The Numbers On the surface, Reed profiles as a traditional, retro low-post center. […]
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