On WFAN: Isiah Thomas Puts His Spin On The Eddy Curry Trade
Thomas essentially gave up two lottery picks for the big man -- as WFAN co-host Boomer Esiason pointed out -- though the former Knicks president still doesn't see it that way.
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Thomas essentially gave up two lottery picks for the big man -- as WFAN co-host Boomer Esiason pointed out -- though the former Knicks president still doesn't see it that way.
Thomas defended his record with the Knicks while at the same time repeatedly attempted to veer the conversation toward his new club, the Liberty, in an interview that had its share of awkward silences.
Even the most inexperienced public relations expert… no, the worst public relations student… no, anyone with a functioning brain would advise him against bringing Isiah Thomas to the WNBA.
Growing up, Nate Checketts had a big advantage over his friends, at least those that were big sports fans.
Among the hundreds marching in Baltimore in support of Freddie Gray on Thursday was NBA star Carmelo Anthony, who moved to the city as a child.
Anthony is still a cornerstone of this franchise, and unless he waives his no-trade clause that isn't going to change. The Knicks would be wise to remember that when they start hunting for free agents.
Phil Jackson is watching players like Marc Gasol, Jimmy Butler, LaMarcus Aldridge and Draymond Green, all of whom (or none of which) could be targets of the Knicks this summer.
Melo -- a Brooklyn-born star of the Knicks who was raised in Baltimore -- took to social media as unrest turned violent Monday night.
There were no brash comments or predictions about turning the Knicks into a championship-caliber team overnight. This was stuff the fans needed to hear.
The Knicks finished with the second-worst record in the NBA behind Minnesota, meaning they have a 19.9 percent chance of landing the No. 1 overall pick during the lottery.
"For Knicks fans here, what you want is somebody who has a plan, who has a theory on how to build a team over time."
There were times, Carmelo Anthony acknowledges, he wondered if he made the right decision to stay in New York.
After hearing what was muttered by Carmelo Anthony, Boomer and Craig did some reacting.
The ping-pong balls bounce in May. The draft happens in June. Free agency starts in July. The Knicks need to do well in all three. The rebuild starts now.
It was a brutal season for the Knicks. But if -- for some reason -- you want to relive it, you're in luck.
Reggie Jackson had 24 points and 11 assists and the Detroit Pistons closed out the season with a 112-90 victory over the New York Knicks on Wednesday night.
In the next few months, all sorts of stories like the Monroe thing are going to show up in the papers. Ignore them.
Teens from both the foundation as well as the Children's Aid Society will take part in the memorable night.
Watching the Knicks this season has been tantamount to corporal punishment. But all the pain and torture was supposed to yield at least a good chance of a happy ending.
Rookie Langston Galloway scored a career-high 26 points, hitting all six of his 3-point attempts, and the New York Knicks stunned the playoff-bound Atlanta Hawks 112-108 Monday night.
The annual eulogy is real, just like the Knicks are really bad. Their ignominious run of wretched basketball is rolling out like a red carpet.
Cole Aldrich had a career-high 19 points and the New York Knicks beat the Orlando Magic 80-79 on Saturday night in a game that had the lowest-scoring quarter in NBA history.
Giannis Antetokounmpo returned to the lineup with 23 points and moved the Milwaukee Bucks to the verge of a playoff spot with a 99-91 victory over the New York Knicks on Friday night.
The Knicks have already lost 63 games this season. What's four more?
"We don't have to go from 15 to 36 next year. We can go from 15 to 63 if we really want to. But that is up to us."
