The first three games of what was the most highly anticipated Knicks season of the last 25 years have gotten off to an overall successful, but very imperfect start. Mitchell Robinson has yet to appear ...

The Knicks coach raved about Bridges’ “next-play speed” following the team’s 113-108 win over the Hornets on Friday night at Madison Square Garden in the preseason finale. That “next-play speed” ...

The New York Knicks are seen as the favorites to take the Eastern Conference in the 2025-26 NBA season. Alongside the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Knicks have a great roster that could dominate the East.

Knicks named favorites to win the Eastern Conference in the 2025-26 season. Coach Mike Brown says, “He’s a first-team all-defender. It’s evident,” about Mikal Bridges. Knicks face high expectations, ...

Shanghai and London reaffirmed their creative connection at BAFTA’s Princess Anne Theatre, as the 2025 Shanghai–London Screen Industry Forum gathered senior figures from both nations for an afternoon ...

The Knicks are trying to build off their first conference finals berth in 25 years. Al Bello / Getty Images After two decades of stumbles, staggers and indignities, the New York Knicks finally pieced ...

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In the grand scheme of things, a team's opening night starting lineup doesn't have to be all that important. The starting lineup doesn't play the whole game, after all. And coaches regularly change ...

Ian Begley: Jalen Brunson, OG Anunoby, Mikal Bridges, Karl-Anthony Towns, Josh Hart, Ariel Hukporti, Mitchell Robinson and Landry Shamet will sit out Knicks’ preseason game tonight vs Washington, Mike ...

The New York Knicks didn’t give Mikal Bridges $150 million to be ordinary. They invested in him because they believe his ceiling hasn’t been reached yet — and all signs point to him treating this ...