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Knicks Morning News (2026.03.31)

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  • Knicks want to play their best ball going into the playoffs. Time is ticking – The New York Times
  • Game Thread: Knicks at Thunder, March 29, 2026 – Posting & Toasting
  • Karl-Anthony Towns’ struggles, Miles McBride’s injury headline Knicks’ 111-100 loss at Thunder – SNY
  • Thunder 111, Knicks 100: Scenes from down and out in Foul City – Posting & Toasting
  • Knicks await Miles McBride injury update after ‘tough’ exit from Sunday’s loss at Thunder – SNY
  • Knicks’ Miles McBride: Exits to locker room – CBS Sports

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  • Standings Stress | KFS Weekly Recap | Knicks Film School – Knicks Film School
  • Knicks Weekly: The Unpredictable Knicks Look To Rebound | Deuce McBride Injury Update – Knicks Fan TV
  • The Run.down Knicks vs Thunder Postgame Show – The Strickland

    • 3 replies on “Knicks Morning News (2026.03.31)”

    Cyber: any intel on Luigi Suigo? 7’4”, 18-year-old Italian with a feathery touch from three?

    Sorry ess-dog, i usually don’t follow european basketball except from time to time going to my local team (FC Porto) games, when i’m trying to see how a Knicks draft and stash progresses (i followed Rokas playing for FC Barcelona after we drafted him) or when there’s a possible generational player (last one: Luka).
    If Max was around, he’d probably could help you. Or maybe KBA is vying for a position of european scout for the Knicks. LOL
    But now that i have a name, i’ll try to know more about Luigi. Dolan will be interested because we could sell the patch on the jersey to Nintendo for Super Mario! LOL

    The version of Alvarado that is a realiable-ish open 3PT shooter and can hit the odd floater here and there meets it. The version we have gotten over the last 10 games or so doesn’t.

    Players go through statistical ups and down all year that have nothing to do with how good they are. IMO fans focus way too much on recency. First it was Towns, then it was Bridges, now it’s Alvarado. Hart and OG have had ups and downs too.

    Unless a player is old, injured or being misused (which can be corrected if the coach is good) I think it’s best to look at long term data and the trend of improvment/decline and not focus on a handful of games.

    Alvarado is fine.

    The Knicks can totally still win this division. They just really need to beat the Rockets tonight.

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