Day: December 5, 2018

The Knicks‘ long-term answer at the point guard position may not be in the roster and some within the league believe the team is gearing up to make the Wizards an offer for John Wall, Marc Berman of the New York Post reports. Berman writes that the Knicks are “stocking up” their young talent and […]

Trey Burke has been through an NBA catalogue already, from lottery pick to failure to revitalized in New York.

His next chapter is both exciting and uncertain.

As the Knicks point guard awaits his first real foray into unrestricted free agency this summer, Burke outlined his approach and pitch…

Dotson has flashed his potential of late, averaging a team-high 18 points and shooting 71.4 percent from 3-point range over the Knicks’ last three games.

Trey Burke has made his free-agent priority clear: re-signing with the Knicks.

Grant Hill says he’s already been crushed by Knicks 6-foot-9 rookie forward Kevin Knox. “Duke wanted him badly — he was first on the radar, I heard from coaches,’’ Hill told The Post. “We were all heartbroken. He’s a really good kid, got a great skill set. But it has been a little up and…

The Feb. 3 Garden rematch between the Knicks and Memphis is no longer about David Fizdale versus Marc Gasol. It’s been replaced by Fizdale versus Joakim Noah. Gasol, who seemed to put his Fizdale feud behind him in the first Knicks-Memphis battle, and Noah should receive heavy Garden boos, especially Noah. The ex-Knicks center officially…

It is an almost incredible turn of events that the best Knicks prospect out of the 2017 draft has become second-round swingman Damyean Dotson — not lottery-pick point guard Frank Ntilikina. In the past three games, Dotson is averaging a team-high 18 points on 67.8 percent shooting — 71.4 percent from 3-point range — and…

The No. 1 pick in the 2017 draft will receive physical therapy for neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome, an issue more associated with baseball players.