Schmeelk: Knicks Need To Feature Enes Kanter And Willy Hernangomez
The Knicks have a well-documented problem with their roster that was only exacerbated by the Carmelo Anthony trade at the end of September: They have too many big men.
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The Knicks have a well-documented problem with their roster that was only exacerbated by the Carmelo Anthony trade at the end of September: They have too many big men.
Squarespace has signed on to be a "signature marketing partner" with Madison Square Garden, placing the website-building company's logo on the left shoulder of game jerseys.
The Knicks open up their preseason on Tuesday night against the Nets at Madison Square Garden. The following are five things to pay attention to.
The Knicks' first week of training camp has been relatively peaceful, but a few narratives have come up that should be addressed. What better way than to play a little "Fact or Fiction"?
For months, it appeared the Houston Rockets were the team most likely to acquire Carmelo Anthony's service.
In the latest episode of the "City Game" podcast, Steve Lichtenstein discuss interviews Jarrett Allen, Spencer Dinwiddie, Quincy Acy and Sarah Kustok at Nets media day. And John Schmeelk breaks down Knicks media day.
On media day Monday, there were no questions for players about whether they hate the offense they are running. There were no questions about how the team president was undermining the head coach.
Team president Steve Mills and general manager Scott Perry are embarking on a proper rebuild.
Carmelo Anthony was the Knicks' leading scorer, the one who made things easier for his teammates.
The Carmelo Anthony era in New York is at an end. There's only one way to judge it: a failure. There's plenty of blame to lay at the feet of both the Knicks organization and Carmelo Anthony. What was supposed to be the addition of a transcendent player turned into merely a continuation of Knicks failures.
The Knicks completed their trade with Oklahoma City on Monday morning, sending the All-Star forward to the Thunder for center Enes Kanter, forward Doug McDermott and Chicago's 2018 second-round draft pick.
The return is disappointing. The assets they get back have a decent chance of making nearly no positive long-term impact if Kanter and McDermott leave in free agency next summer and the draft pick doesn't work out.
In the latest episode of the "City Game" podcast, hosts John Schmeelk and Steve Lichtenstein discuss Saturday's trade that sent Carmelo Anthony from the Knicks to the Oklahoma City Thunder.
New York will receive power forward Enes Kanter and small forward Doug McDermott in addition to a future draft pick, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.
Carmelo Anthony wants you to help him help Hurricane Maria's victims in Puerto Rico.
