The Philadelphia 76ers are 3-0 on the season after an October 24 win over the Knicks and weeks out from a November 10 game in Boston against the Celtics, star forward and defensive stopper Jaylen Brown’s former team. Brown’s former teammate Jayson Tatum denied “having beef” with the 76ers star, who has helped pick up […]
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Coach Nick Nurse’s Philadelphia 76ers are 3-0 on the season after taking down the defending champion New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden, on a day when LeBron James’ health came into focus. James bounced back from missing the Bucks game with an injury to score 14 points against New York, teaming with Jaylen Brown […]
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Mitchell Robinson drops by the Knicks locker room on Oct. 25, 2026, but confirms he’s happy with his summer move to Boston, where he’ll start and target 25 minutes per game by the playoffs. The Knicks couldn’t afford a new contract, and owner James Dolan called a second‑apron offer “suicidal,” so Robinson signed with the Celtics as an elite rebounder and rim protector. Meanwhile, Coach Mike Brown criticizes his squad’s lackluster defense in the first two games and laments Mikal Bridges’ 2‑for‑16 shooting slump, urging him to take open looks. The team also addresses a championship ring phishing scam, promising to distribute over 275 rings and jewelry to staff.
Dalton Knecht would have been a good target for the 76ers to fix their shooting woes, but he is now with the Knicks.
The drama is pretty unavoidable if you have an account that exists anywhere on social media. Jayson Tatum vs. Jaylen Brown -- a battle some say has been brewing for years -- has begun to boil over.
Neemias Queta flashed a smooth corner three in Boston's win over the Knicks. Could the big man actually solve the Celtics' stretch-center dilemma?
The Cavaliers face Minnesota, Oklahoma City twice, Philadelphia and the Knicks twice in a brutal 11-game stretch that could leave them near .500.
Kevin O’Connor joins Bob Ryan and Gary Tanguay to break down the Celtics’ early-season outlook and whether Jayson Tatum can carry Boston all the way back to the NBA Finals. The guys discuss Tatum’s clutch performance against the Knicks, Boston’s depth at center, Joe Mazzulla’s coaching ceiling and whether the Celtics have become too reliant [...]
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The Celtics open their home season with a 107‑103 win over the defending champion Knicks, thanks to Jayson Tatum’s clutch scoring and seven‑point surge in the final minutes. Tatum also addresses recent rumors of tension with teammate Jaylen Brown, emphasizing there’s ‘no beef’ and likening their dynamic to a non‑dramatic partnership. The victory, highlighted by multiple takeaways and coach Joe Mazzulla’s expectations, marks a strong statement for Boston after an earlier collapse against Detroit.
The Celtics snap a slow start with a 107-103 home‑opener win over reigning champion Knicks, fueled by Jayson Tatum’s 36‑point, clutch fourth‑quarter performance. After a tense pre‑game exchange with Jaylen Brown, Tatum quips the drama isn’t a “Shaq‑Kobe” rivalry and assures there’s “no beef,” while coach Joe Mazzulla praises the team’s resilience. The victory also highlights Payton Pritchard’s emerging role and Mitchell Robinson’s defensive stand, giving Boston a promising boost heading into the-season schedule.
The Orlando Magic received encouraging news regarding Anthony Black ahead of Sunday’s matchup against the reigning NBA champion New York Knicks, as the guard has been upgraded to questionable for the team’s upcoming road trip. Orlando’s latest injury report Saturday listed Black as questionable with a right ankle sprain, signaling progress toward his return after […]
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Jayson Tatum quieted the noise on Friday night with 36 points and key clutch baskets to lead the Celtics past the Knicks.
Former San Antonio Spurs and New York Knicks forward Jeremy Sochan is expected to be selected with the first overall pick in the NBA G League Draft, according to HoopsHype. The 23-year-old will join the Texas Legends, the Dallas Mavericks’ G League affiliate, as he looks to rebuild his career and earn another opportunity in […]
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In a 107-103 loss to the Boston Celtics, the Knicks tallied 18 turnovers—double the Celtics' 11—highlighting their inability to convert possessions into shots. Karl‑Anthony Towns posted 22 points on 9‑for‑13 shooting and 10 rebounds, yet four of his turnovers, including a costly offensive foul with 1:11 left, underscored the issue. The article argues the problem isn’t Towns' usage but the Knicks’ tendency to run empty plays, urging simpler, screen‑set actions and fewer unnecessary exchanges before the shot clock expires. Cleaner decision‑making, not a drastic reduction in Towns’ touches, is presented as the key to tighter finishes.
The New York Knicks face backlash after reports that assistant coaches and staff were left without championship rings during the recent ceremony. While all players received 22‑karat rings made by Jason of Beverly Hills, dozens of coaches reportedly got empty boxes and have not yet been fitted for their bling, sparking anger. Adding to the controversy, a September phishing test email disguised as a ring delivery further embarrassed the organization. Knicks officials claim misinformation and apologize for the phishing‑test misstep, emphasizing that over 275 rings will be distributed within 4–6 weeks.
The Celtics pulled out a key win over the Knicks, but their ongoing rebounding struggles highlight an early-season red flag for Boston’s big-man rotation.
The Knicks have their championship rings. They’re still looking for their first win. Friday’s 107-103 loss to the Celtics dropped New York to 0-2, making it the first defending NBA champion to lose its first two games in 15 years, as Ian Casselberry of Yahoo Sports noted. The last team to do it was the […]
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Mitchell Robinson couldn't believe a fan felt he still played for the Knicks.
A passionate Knicks fan predicts an upset over the Celtics on October 23, 2026, citing recent Celtics bounce‑back win led by Jayson Tatum and the perceived mismatch in defensive strategies. The writer argues the Knicks have “owned” Boston for the past two seasons, critiques the Celtics’ roster moves, and highlights key faces such as Mitchell Robinson, Paul George, and Brooklyn’s Jalen Brunson. Betting odds favor Boston, but the fan calls the line “free money” and plans to exploit a potential “Hack‑a‑Mitch” tactic. The post mixes humor, historical references and player taunts while urging fellow fans to back the Knicks for a first win.
After a somewhat concerning season-opening performance, Jayson Tatum just gave the Boston Celtics exactly what they were hoping to see out of him.
Coach Mike Brown admits he’s still "figuring out" the Knicks after a 107-103 loss to the Boston Celtics on Oct. 23, highlighting the team’s struggle with physicality and Mikal Bridges' cold shooting night (0‑for‑8). Brown praised Jayson Tatum’s 36 points but blamed the Knicks' lack of defensive grit. Jalen Brunson noted small positives despite the 0‑2 season start, the first such start in Leon Rose’s six‑year tenure. The piece also touches on Mitchell Robinson’s recent move to Boston and Josh Hart’s remarks on a Polymarket sponsorship controversy.
Mikal Bridges goes scoreless in 21 minutes of the Knicks’ 107-103 preseason loss to Boston, missing eight shots (five threes) and dropping to 2‑for‑16 overall. Despite the dry night, he contributed four assists and a turnover. Analyst Mike Brown suggests tweaking Bridges’ early looks—using a curl or handoff—to get him attacking sooner rather than waiting for an open jumper, while keeping productive reserve Miles McBride, who poured in 20 points on 6‑of‑8 three‑point shooting. The piece argues for a modest offensive adjustment to spark Bridges without sacrificing McBride’s minutes, letting performance dictate future lineups.
Four months after meeting in the NBA Finals, the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs find themselves on the wrong side of history to start the 2026-27 season with both teams sitting at 0-2 after their first two games.
After a rough season opener, Jayson Tatum silences critics with a masterful 36‑point performance in Boston’s 107‑103 win over the New York Knicks on Oct. 24, 2026. Tatum scores the final three clutch shots in the last 84 seconds, finishes 54% from the floor, adds 9 rebounds, 7 assists, 3 steals and only 2 turnovers. The article breaks down his patient scoring, precise passing that opened the Celtics’ offense, and elite shot‑making that sealed the game, highlighting key plays with Jordan Walsh, Mitchell Robinson and Sam Hauser. It’s a comprehensive look at why Tatum’s night was a primetime statement.
Jayson Tatum silences critics in Boston’s home opener, dropping 36 points, 9 rebounds and 7 assists on 14‑26 shooting as the Celtics beat the Knicks 112‑106 on Oct. 23, 2026. He attacks the paint, finishes a decisive 7‑0 run in the fourth, and proves his early‑season form. Paul George adds 15 points and showcases elite defense with five steals, while big man Neemias Queta finally hits his first career three‑pointer, signaling a new offensive dimension. The article breaks down ten key takeaways from the victory, highlighting the Celtics’ emerging strengths.