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The NBA will hold its annual draft tonight at the Prudential Center in Newark, and Craig admitted to Boomer that he is not all that into it. Why? He said this year's draft lacks any kind of juice.
If he had to choose between the Jazz and Knicks, BYU standout Jimmer Fredette says it's New York by a narrow margin.
Which frontcourt players might be available for the Knicks to draft at No. 17? Between small forwards, power forwards and centers, there are quite a few players that might still be on the board.
Spero Dedes is reportedly going to be the Knicks' new TV play-by-play man. Dedes is a local guy - born and raised Paramus, New Jersey - and has been calling Lakers games on the radio since 2005.
Which backcourt players might be available for the Knicks to draft at No. 17? John Schmeelk has scoured the scouting reports and consolidated all the information in one neat package for you die-hard Knicks fans.
The Knicks don't have a draft pick in the top half of the first round this year (finally), yet this selection will be as important as any in recent memory.
Knicks forward Amar'e Stoudemire knows Mike D'Antoni's strength. It lies in the run-and-gun offense. But for New York to follow Dallas and be the next franchise to win an NBA title, Stoudemire says the Knicks need something more from their coach.
LeBron James' season is over, with no more hardware to show for it than the Knicks, Nets or any other team he spurned last summer.
When the news hit that Donnie Walsh, the president of the Knicks, was stepping down because he couldn't reach a contract extension agreement with James Dolan, his boss, I was shocked and saddened to say the least.
There's no way to spin Donnie Walsh's departure as Knicks president as anything but negative.
The Donnie Walsh era at Madison Square Garden is over. Walsh will not return as president of the Knicks, who must find someone else to continue the building job he started.
Jimmer Fredette likes the Knicks' run-and-gun system. Too bad he might not fall to New York at No. 17 in this month's NBA draft.
Could Mike D'Antoni skip out on the Knicks? According to the New York Daily News' Frank Isola, D'Antoni, entering his last year under contract with New York, "could emerge as a candidate in Toronto."
Former BYU star Jimmer Fredette said Wednesday that people have been telling him his whole life he's not a good defensive player. But the Glens Falls, N.Y. native thinks he's on his way to proving them wrong as he works out for a series of NBA teams -- including the Knicks.
It's a little early to write off the "bright" future of the New York Knicks before it has barely started. But what Miami has done in these playoffs doesn't bode well for the future of the Knicks as a championship organization.
Knicks forward Renaldo Balkman helped turn lemons into lemonade Wednesday as part of a seventh-grader's efforts to help those afflicted with cancer.
Though the lottery is right here in the Tri-State area, there's little excitement with the Nets and Knicks not involved. The Jazz own the Nets' pick, currently No. 6, from the Deron Williams trade.
Charles Oakley, one of the NBA's all-time tough guys and now a Charlotte Bobcats assistant, has sued a Las Vegas resort over what he calls a May 2010 "gang-style beat down" by security guards who injured him.
Carmelo Anthony thinks there's something brewing in Madison Square Garden. "There's a bull's-eye on us and it's getting bigger," he told the New York Post.
Phil Jackson picked an odd time to be swept off the court, the first time for a team he coached in 65 playoff series. Or did he?
After the Lakers were bounced out of their Western Conference semifinals series 4–0 by the Dallas Mavericks the inevitable Phil Jackson to coach the Knicks talk started up.
Regardless of who you root for, if you were watching Saturday night's game you couldn't help but be inspired by Rajon Rondo's toughness, having a dislocated elbow popped back in to place and playing the remainder of the game.
Knicks fans can rest easy. According to the New York Post, James Dolan "has given up on the idea of hiring back Isiah Thomas in any capacity."
The Knicks say guard Toney Douglas had surgery on his right shoulder and could be sidelined four months.
The Grizzlies just got a reality check from the Oklahoma City Thunder. Memphis' turn-back-the-clock style of play was shut down by a more athletic team.
