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Knicks Morning News (2026.08.23)

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  • Knicks Notes: Jack Kayil to play overseas this season; what’s next for Tyler Nickel – SNY
  • Friday Posted & Toasted Notes: Hungry KAT, paid Hart, talkative Shaq – Posting & Toasting
  • Why this is the most important season of Miles McBride’s Knicks career – SNY
  • The definitive top Knicks head coaches of all-time – Posting & Toasting
  • Mike Lupica: Giants fans hope John Harbaugh has a Tom Thibodeau-like debut – New York Daily News
  • YT News

  • The Most Important Move Of The Knicks Offseason! #landryshamet #nba – Knicks Fan TV
  • Dexter Henry on the “beauty” in the Knicks title celebration #NBA #Knicks #NBAFinals – Knicks Film School
  • 9 replies on “Knicks Morning News (2026.08.23)”

    Taken from last thread..
    “I believe the current competitive landscape is more challenging than it was in the 1970’s.”

    Agree 100% Bo. During that era, there were 4 teams way above the rest. The Knicks snagging Earl made it 3. Maybe the Bulls could cause an upset. Still…

    Seems like PCA may end the Ohtani streak. 8.3 WAR, converted 23 outs above avg, played every game and it will make Met fans even more miserable than we already are.

    as Bo told me writing was a legacy skill, I’ll fill ya in donnie: baseball is a dino 🦕

    and yeah, thanks for the wake up call Bo…talk to text does kind of seem way better, let HAL worry over stupid grammar…

    hey noble, thinking about what you said yesterday reference there being no balanced/fair competition for expansion clubs in major sports leagues/associations/whatever…

    maybe hockey (knights) and basketball (valkyies) are different in that they require less player participation than soccer, baseball, football…

    so, who knows, perhaps when the born again seattle sonics or the new vegas good luck finding any water to drink here in fifty years nba teams come along – they’ll be over .500 in their first season, at least one of them, maybe…

    Just back from watching the Mariners lose to the Cubs 19-2. Went with two playwright friends, who threatened us with inviting us to an overlong, very bad play.

    But that bum Crow-Armstrong, who is NOT Native American despite playing one on TV, was only 2-4 with a homer off a 38-mph fastball from the Mariners’ backup catcher.

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