Weeks earlier, the New York Knicks sent Zohran Mamdani a cease-and-desist letter for using their copyrighted logo in campaign ads. The mayoral candidate's comme

These aren't your Thibs-era Knicks. Is that a good thing? ESPN's NBA insiders dive into New York's uneven 4-3 start.

Eric Samulski breaks down the Knicks' uptick in three-point usage and the win Washington Wizards exciting pace of play

The big lineup features Donte DiVincenzo, Jaden McDaniels, Julius Randle, Naz Reid, and Rudy Gobert. That's essentially a shooting guard with a small forward, two stretch fours, and a center. Odd, to say the least.

Knicks legend Carmelo Anthony is firing back. In his podcast, “7PM in Brooklyn” on Monday, Anthony finally responded to former Knicks president Phil Jackson’s criticisms of him in “Masters of the Game‚” Jackson’s upcoming book set for release today.

Carmelo Anthony didn't take kindly to comments that Phil Jackson made about him in his newly released book, Masters of the Game: A Conversational History of the NBA in 75 Legendary Players.

By catching a Knicks game on Sunday, Zohran Mamdani honored a political tradition of attending a sporting event on the campaign trail. But he sat in the cheap(ish) seats.

The Knicks have been receiving balanced contributions on the offensive end, especially from Jalen Brunson, who is averaging 29.0 points and 5.6 assists per game. Brunson has the opportunity to make history tonight, becoming the fourth player in Knicks history with 80 career 30-point games if he reaches that mark against Minnesota.