During the early to mid-1990s, the Knicks were a whole lot of fun to watch because they were such a good team that every night they had a really good chance of winning. The NBA is one of those leagues where the better team almost always wins (that’s why the gambling is about the point […]
Author: Brian Cronin
The Boston Celtics are in a bit of a mess due to injuries and terrible defense, so it would be awfully nice if the Knicks could get a win tonight in Boston before they go to face the first place Toronto Raptors tomorrow night. Having a better record than Boston would be ay-may-zing. So let’s […]
Oops, I thought that this was a 7:30 PM start. My bad! The Nets are bad and are injured, so this better be a win! Let’s go, Knicks!
The Knicks host the Utah Jazz in one of those weird matinee games that get played every so often. Luckily, the Knicks no longer have JR Smith on the team, who literally would be hungover for matinee games, which is just so insane and yet, hey, the guy has a championship ring, so I guess […]
The Knicks travel to Chicago to take on Derrick Rose and Joakim Noah’s old team. You know that Rose is going to be extra pumped up for this game and will likely take 505 shots in it. Hopefully he makes at least 258 of them. Let’s go, Knicks!
James Harden and the Houston Rockets come into the Garden to face the Knicks tonight in a game that should be very interesting to watch. Former Knicks coach Mike D’Antoni has a team that actually embraces his coaching philosophy, which means that they run – a lot. And shoot threes – a lot. However, like […]
The New York Knicks try for a winning record early in the new season as they travel to Auburn Hills to take on Andre Drummond and the Detroit Pistons. Derrick Rose will likely have a good matchup on defense tonight, with the diminutive Ish Smith likely guarding him, so this could be a game where […]
This is the latest in a series of examinations into different games, events and decisions that impacted Knicks history in some way, shape or form. Stories that are not as famous as, say, “The Dunk” or Willis Reed playing Game 7, but still have a place in Knicks history, especially for die-hard fans. Here is […]
I figured that my latest Basketball Legends Revealed would be of interest to Knick fans, as it involved a Knick game from 1977. It’s sort of an Unsung Knick History entry, in a way. 😉 You can check it out here.
It’s not every day (or year) that a New York Knick wins an Olympic Gold Medal. In fact, this is only the fifth time since the Olympics began allowing professional players to compete (something that the United States actually voted against allowing to happen, by the way) that a New York Knick player has won […]