Schmeelk: 2015 NBA Draft Profile — Kristaps Porzingis
Some people call Emmanuel Mudiay the boom-or-bust prospect in this draft. They're wrong. That title belongs to Kristaps Porzingis.
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Some people call Emmanuel Mudiay the boom-or-bust prospect in this draft. They're wrong. That title belongs to Kristaps Porzingis.
Kentucky's agile big man can defend, defend and defend some more, which the Knicks could certainly use. But what about his offense?
"If I played basketball and you played with me, and all of a sudden you become my head coach, there isn't anything you can tell me, dude," Horry told Boomer & Carton.
J.R. Smith -- who was traded to the Cavaliers in January -- admitted on Wednesday that he was insulted and felt disrespected when Knicks president Phil Jackson dealt him along with Iman Shumpert.
If there's a perfect fit out there for the Knicks at No. 4 in the NBA draft, it may be Duke's Justise Winslow.
Emmanuel Mudiay is the real man of mystery in this year's NBA draft class.
D'Angelo Russell stormed through college basketball this year, winning the Jerry West Award for the nation's best shooting guard and leading the Buckeyes to the NCAA tournament.
Jahlil Okafor is, potentially, the best post player to come out of college since Tim Duncan.
Though he played limited minutes in Kentucky's rotation, Towns showed the ability to dominate defensively and also flashed offensive promise.
Perhaps the greatest business decision over the last 20 years -- other than buying Apple stock -- was a choice to coach a basketball team. And to not coach another.
Isiah Thomas says he hasn't spoken with New York Knicks President Phil Jackson since joining the Liberty as a consultant in February.
The petition is asking the WNBA Board of Governors to take action.
The emotion has finally started to drain away, and despite the disappointment of not having a top-two selection, the Knicks are not in a bad position picking fourth in this year's draft.
What, did you really think this was going to be easy? You're a Knicks fan. There's no such thing as easy. Knicks fans don't get pretty things.
"We went into this very optimistic and we will remain that way," Knicks general manager Steve Mills said Tuesday night. On Twitter, the reaction was much different.
After ripping into Phil Jackson, Craig made it clear that by no means should the No. 4 draft pick be traded, before concluding that "the Knicks are screwed as a franchise."
The Minnesota Timberwolves won the NBA draft lottery Tuesday night, the first time since 2004 the team with the worst record won the No. 1 pick.
All eyes will be on the draft lottery on Tuesday night as the immediate future of more than a dozen teams will begin to be determined.
I was right to pen my rational look at the draft lottery on Monday because on Tuesday, the fan hat is on. It's not coming off.
I decided to write this story today because I assume that I'm not going to be rational on Tuesday. I'm not going to freak out unless the Knicks get the fifth pick.
"Frank the Tank" recently had a sit-down with the "Zen Master" and thinks he made an impression.
Needless to say, J.R. Smith is enjoying every minute of his time in Cleveland with LeBron James.
Upon realizing that Thibodeau could be on the open market, the gang wondered whether the Knicks should ditch Derek Fisher and go after him.
Playoff basketball is different than regular season basketball. It is a phrase uttered a lot this time of year, sometimes appropriately, sometimes not.
The Patriots aren't the first pro sports team to cheat, and it's "more probable than not" they won't be the last.
