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Knicks Bulletin: ‘I’m still trying to figure out this team a little bit’
Is Mike Brown still coaching the Knicks? How’s that possible!? Should Leon Rose trade everybody and quit on the spot? Would it be better for New York to tank the season? Dumb questions without legitimate answers! Mike Brown On the Knicks’ slow start and still figuring out the team’s identity: “I haven’t even looked at […]
Celtics 107, Knicks 103: “I took the over at 58. Still alive.”
The Knicks (0-2) traveled to Boston to face the Celtics (1-1) at TD Garden tonight. Each team was fighting for their first win of the season, and clearly pride was on the line. Through the first half, the game teetered to and fro, but the home team gained momentum in the third quarter. After falling […]
Game Discussion Thread: Knicks at Celtics, October 23, 2026
One team will leave TD Garden with an even 1-1 record after tonight’s game between two winless clubs, the Knicks and Celtics. No stars appear on the injury report. Fun Fact: These franchises have played more regular-season games against each other than any other NBA pair. And, yes, tonight we’ll see Benedict Robinson in Celtic […]
Knicks make Dalton Knecht decision involving Kevin McCullar Jr.
With Karl-Anthony Towns and the New York Knicks’ failed attempt at an extension being public, Miles McBride struggling as he enters a contract year, and Josh Hart and Tyler Kolek also not being extended, fans have speculated on potential roster moves. And the fans got one today—just not the one most people were necessarily expecting. […]
Knicks Bulletin: ‘You’re a freaking perennial All-Star, so just make the bucket’
The schedule won’t give the Knicks a break as New York visits the Celtics on Friday to fight old pal Mitch Robinson in Beantown. New York’s off to a losing start to their title-defense season, and going against the also-winless Leprechauns won’t make things easier. Here’s the latest from your beloved Knickerbockers. Mike Brown On […]
The Knicks finally got their rings, the coaches got boxes
Imagine your employer had an excellent year and you were in line for an award, one you earned through great effort, extensive travel, and long nights. Instead of receiving it, however, you’re handed an IOU note at the ceremony. Or worse, you were gotcha-ed with a fake email about the award, just to test the […]
Game Preview: Knicks at Celtics, October 23, 2026
Remember the good old days of just caring about diamond rings, roughly 70 square feet of fabric and the feelings of Ariel Hukporti? Yeah, me neither. It’s what a loss against the Philadelphia 76ers on Banner Night at Madison Square Garden can do to you. It functions as a stark reminder that the new NBA […]
The bipolarity of Andre Drummond was on full display on Opening Night
One game down, 81 to go. How’s everyone feeling? You don’t feel well? Chin up; here’s something to cheer you up. There we are. That’s why we don’t get bent out of shape over individual regular-season games anymore. There truly wasn’t much to really evaluate from the first game of the season, which acted more […]
The King of Cool: P&T’s interview with Walt “Clyde” Frazier
If you were to look up the words cool, stylish, flair, and all-time great in the dictionary, you would find four distinct definitions, each describing a quality that few individuals can truly embody. Cool: Very fashionable, impressive, or appealing in a way that is universally admired. Stylish: Possessing a high degree of quality in appearance, […]
Knicks Bulletin: ‘We’re the worst team in the NBA’
Isn’t it great to start the season with a loss in the standings… …and a banner in the rafters? Here’s what your Knickerbockers and Sixonians said after yesterday’s affair, one of 82 regular-season games. Breathe. Mike Brown On the Knicks’ championship ring ceremony and the organization’s efforts to organize it: “I would like to give, […]
76ers 106, Knicks 100: “Both teams played hard”
They certainly did, just as Muruju rightfully mentioned in the Postgame. It’s usually the only thing coaches can really be proud of in a season opener because not much else of your summer plans worked out. Rotations are still clunky, outside shots are still on vacation, chemistry doesn’t feel like chemistry. All of these were […]
76ers 106, Knicks 100: Scenes from banner night
NYC came to party tonight. The Knicks (0-1) received their rings and hung a championship banner before tonight’s inaugural game of the 81st season. As a repeat is not guaranteed, your intrepid blogger tried to appreciate the moment for its rarity. The visiting Philadelphia 76ers (1-0), with offseason additions LeBron James (14 PTS, 9 RBS, […]
Game Thread: Knicks vs. 76ers, October 20, 2026
The WORLD CHAMPION Knicks (0-0) open their season tonight against the Philadelphia 76ers (0-0) at Madison Square Garden. They’ll hang the new banner (53 years in the making) and distribute rings before tip-off. As of this writing, no Knicks stars are on the injury report; the 76ers list several players out or questionable, but none […]
Knicks Bulletin: ‘Sign the contract’
It doesn’t matter if it’s been 53 years or your whole life. The wait is over, and we’ll all see the Knicks put up another banner this evening. Here’s the latest from your New York Knickerbockers heading into Ring Night. Enjoy! Mike Brown On the challenge of celebrating the Knicks’ championship before their season opener: […]
All the dumb moments that make this title so much sweeter: Part V (2020-26)
It’s Opening Night. The Knicks will play meaningful basketball tonight for the first time in four months. But, more importantly, they will see the fruits of their labor realized. They will receive their championship rings from Commissioner Adam Silver and watch as a new championship banner is raised at Madison Square Garden to hang for […]
Not buying the Knicks’ KAT contract drama
Covering the Knicks is difficult. MSG is a fortress with stingy gatekeepers who deny access to earnest bloggers. For a short period, a P&T staff writer used her legitimate newspaper credentials to access the media room and report back for us. When MSG learned of this, they barred her from future pressers. My recent media […]
Join us for the 2026-27 Knicks season on the SB Nation app
Almost two months ago, we announced the release of our new app, which you can find here or by searching SB Nation in your neighborhood app store. The app is available in North America, and we’re working on Europe and the rest of the world as we speak! Quite a few of you have downloaded […]
Ring Night Preview: Knicks vs. 76ers, October 20, 2026
Waiting for a new season can be excruciating, tiresome, and hard. It can feel like an eternity. As a fan, you are usually left with questions: why did the past season go up in flames, and what needs to happen to finally, please, finally do better in the future? To somehow reach that goal that […]
Report: Knicks weren’t shopping Tyler Kolek to make room for Bruce Brown
In his latest Stein Line newsletter, Marc Stein reported that the Knicks “did not shop reserve guard Tyler Kolek to try to make roster room for Bruce Brown.” According to Stein, only a trade for a center would have pried Kolek from New York’s bench. Prior to the recent release of the veteran Brown on […]
Knicks Bulletin: ‘Mine is still not washed. It’s in the bag, and I’m afraid to open it.’
One more sleep to witness history. The Knicks enter the NBA’s opening week as the reigning world champs and will see the banner(s) go up in front of the MSG faithful in around 24 hours. How can one not be excited!? Mike Brown On Bruce Brown’s toughness, versatility, and fit with the Knicks: “Bruce, he’s […]
P&T Round(ball) Table: 2026-27 Knicks Predictions
Greetings, Knickerbocker fans. As the 81st NBA season draws near, the Posting and Toasting crew has assembled to answer questions and offer predictions as the defending champions pursue a repeat under sophomore skipper Mike Brown. Commence the speculation! 1) Where will the Knicks finish in offensive and defensive rating, and what will drive the biggest […]
Knicks Bulletin: ‘I talked to our guys about this’
Last weekend without official NBA content popping up our timelines, folks. Last couple of sleeps before the next time you hit the sack there’s another (or multiple!) new banners hanging from the MSG rafters. Here’s the latest on this beautiful sunny Sunday. Mike Brown On delegating responsibilities to his assistant coaches and veteran players: “My […]
Knicks make final roster decision on James Wiseman, Bruce Brown
The New York Knicks made their final roster move of the preseason on Saturday, waiving veteran guard Bruce Brown as they finalized their group for the 2026-27 season. Obviously, the decision clears the way for former No. 2 overall pick James Wiseman to remain on the regular-season roster before the campaign gets going on Tuesday. […]
The Knicks don’t have to trade anyone to keep James Wiseman and Bruce Brown
UPDATE (10/17): The Knicks have released Bruce Brown, effectively securing James Wiseman’s spot on the roster. The following information is still true if summer target Moussa Cisse is released by the Mavericks, the team will be able to keep both. Original Article: What I’m about to tell you might blow your mind. Hell, it might’ve […]
Knicks Bulletin: ‘New York will explore other deals this weekend and Monday’
No more fake basketball for the next eight months, folks! The Knicks wrapped up the preseason with their most solid performance, defeated the Raps in New York, and will next see the banner(s) rise to the rafters of MSG. Here’s the latest from everybody and their mothers. Mike Brown On the Knicks’ progress over the […]
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