The Knicks are back home playing basketball inside Madison Square Garden today. Ja Morant comes to New York, who knows if for one last time donning the Grizzlies uniform! Here’s the latest from Coach Brown and a few Knickerbockers. Mike Brown On the Knicks’ talent and offensive growth: “Yeah, we’re talented. No matter what we […]
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The New York Knicks (6–3) return to Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night to face the Memphis Grizzlies (4–7) and aim for their fifth straight win. The Grizzlies arrive short-handed, heavier on the blues than the rhythm. Memphis has dropped three of its last four, most recently a 114–100 loss to the Thunder in which […]
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The New York Knicks cruised past the Brooklyn Nets, 134–98, to stay perfect at Madison Square Garden this season. Head Coach Mike Brown praised his team’s progress but stressed the need for continued growth as the Knicks prepare for postseason-level play. Shara Talia Taylor has more from both sidelines, including thoughts from Brown and Brooklyn’s […]
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Since Tom Thibodeau was replaced over the offseason with new head coach Mike Brown, it’s been a sort of culture shock for New Yorkers. Day after day, you’d hear reports about Thibs’ hard hat approach at the helm of the squad. He preached defense, toughness, and intensity on both ends of the floor. He did […]
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Can you believe the Nets once made the New York-New Jersey matchup a rivalry? Sheesh… The Knicks gave NCAA-level Brooklyn no option on Sunday, beat the Nets by some thousand points, and kept their home record looking impeccable. Here’s what the protagonists had to say before and after yesterday’s affair. Mike Brown On facing Jordi […]
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“The cool thing right now isn’t the Knicks.” “Me, I’ve never lost to the Knicks since I’ve been in the league.” “City is under new management” If any of those quotes sound familiar, they were said by players, fans, and even part-owners about the Brooklyn Nets in the last few seasons. When they got the […]
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Last year the Knicks were good. Really good! Only not quite as good as they thought they oughta be, leading a franchise without a title for more than 50 years to fire their best head coach in 25 on the grounds that “our organization is singularly focused on winning a championship for our fans.” As […]
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Last season, the Knicks’ (6-3) largest margin of victory was 37 points in a January game against the Grizzlies. Tonight, just nine games into the season, they came close to matching that in a blistering beat down of the Brooklyn Nets (1-9). Final score: 134-98. Still undefeated at MSG, punks! The Knicks cooked the Nets […]
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The wait is over, and the Knicks will finally play JV basketball today when they face the Nets. New York has defeated Brooklyn four consecutive times, all of them last season, following the trade for Mikal Bridges. The overall streak? NYK W10. Uh, oh. Here’s the latest we heard at the practices held at Tarrytown […]
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The New York Knicks (5–3) host the Brooklyn Nets (1–8) on Sunday at Madison Square Garden, in the teams’ first battle of the boroughs of the 2025–26 season. New York enters on a three-game winning streak and has aced five straight at home, behind an offense averaging 118.9 points per game (seventh-best in the league). […]
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During each of his postgame press conferences, Mike Brown lists out a number of stats that he calls “the possession game”, which he describes as “free throw attempts + offensive rebounds – turnovers.” In the team’s bounce-back win over the Chicago Bulls on Sunday, they won that battle 25-9. Through eight games, using the criteria […]
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It’s another day of suffering for those hooked to Knicks basketball. No game today, which means you should go outside and get some fresh air. Here’s the latest from Coach Brown and a couple other Knickerbockers. Mike Brown On Mitchell Robinson’s uniqueness on the glass: “I don’t know if there’s anyone that has the combination […]
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One of the most talked-about topics last season was the starting lineup and just how bad it was. Statistically, the lineup of Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, Mikal Bridges, OG Anunoby, and Karl-Anthony Towns was among the worst lineups in the league that played significant minutes, and it certainly didn’t pass the eye test either. Despite […]
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For years now, OG Anunoby, being one of the premier three and d players in the world, was one of the league’s worst-kept secrets. Sure, a lot of casual fans and box score watchers couldn’t tell you just how dominant and impactful he was. But those who watched even a couple of his games knew […]
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Mitchell Robinson is many things. He is the longest tenured Knick. He is a defensive force, capable of changing games and playoff series. He is an interesting character. He is the best offensive rebounder in the game. And he is quite possibly better than he’s ever been. Now, I get that he’s played just 49 […]
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This is going to be quite a long week with no games between Wednesday and Sunday. Schedule makers! The Knicks will rest and get some gym reps in the meantime as they gear up for their matchup against the neighbooring Nets to cap the weekend. Here’s the latest from Coach Brown and a few other […]
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The Knicks beat the Wolves on Wednesday and the man of the minute was none other than Mitchell Robinson. Mitchy Ain’t No Snitchy! Here’s what he heard from Coach Brown and a few other Knickerbockers before and after yesterday’s trouncing. Mike Brown On the Timberwolves: “We’re preparing like he’s gonna play, but it’s a really […]
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The New York Knicks (5-3) continued their homestand with a match against the Minnesota Timberwolves (4-4), and despite the visitors making 48% from downtown, they dominated the second half to win, 137-114. The first quarter swung back and forth as both teams traded runs. Minnesota drew first blood, with OAKAAKUYOAKs Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo […]
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The New York Knicks (4-3) welcome the Minnesota Timberwolves (4-3) to Madison Square Garden, as Karl-Anthony Towns faces his former team for the second regular season game since being traded to New York. Back in December, Karl clobbered the T’wolves with 32 points, 20 boards, six assists, and five three-pointers. Way to rub their noses […]
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Since last season’s blockbuster trade that saw Karl-Anthony Towns get flipped for Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo, the Timberwolves and Knicks have been linked at the hip. The media and fans spent the last 12 months comparing the two teams, their play, and their trajectory, and have seen that these teams have a lot more […]
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It’s Revenge Game Day as the Knicks and the Wolves will go against each other in a three-way war of related pasts between Julius Randle, Donte DiVincenzo, and Karl-Anthony Towns. New York hosts Minny at MSG this evening as the Coach Brown will try to lead his pupils to three consecutive victories for the first […]
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The New York Knicks continued their strong play at Madison Square Garden, earning their second straight home win with a 119–102 victory over the Washington Wizards. In her latest video report, Shara Talia Taylor recaps how head coach Mike Brown’s refined rotations, Karl-Anthony Towns’ dominant performance, and Josh Hart’s defensive intensity helped the Knicks turn […]
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The Knicks are back oh-so-back. Also, it seems like New York only knows how to operate in streaks—winning two, dropping three, and now again winning two consecutive games. Anyway, here’s what your superheroes and a certain Melo had to say yesterday. Mike Brown On Karl-Anthony Towns’ performance: “KAT was a monster. He was a monster […]
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The New York Knicks (4-3) beat the Bulls last night at Madison Square Garden. Tonight, facing the young Washington Wizards (1-6) in the second of a back-to-back, you might have expected a sluggish start. And you would have been correct. After a sleepwalking through the first quarter, the Knicks found life in the second quarter […]
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Last season’s matchups with Washington were wild. Brunson’s 55-point explosion salvaged an overtime win in December, and the Knicks later had to survive a blown 33-point lead in March. This time, there’s little cause for concern: New York is healthier and deeper and these Wizards are stinkers. Tip-off is 7:30 pm EST on MSG. This […]
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