Three years later, Allen thought it was safe to kid about the Knicks loss. But three years later, we're still asking the same questions about him.

They wouldn't be New York lights if they didn't shine too brightly at the worst possible time for the Cleveland Cavaliers. While the Cavs swept the New York Kni

ESPN's "First Take" is facing serious backlash Thursday for the way it covered one of the biggest stories in NBA history. On Thursday morning, Portland Trail Blazers head coach Chauncey Billups was arrested in Oregon for an illegal poker operation that’s tied to the Mafia. U.S. Attorney Joseph ...

Atkinson admitted he was still trying to figure out “combinations” when it comes to what players fit best together. He also was aware that the Cavs opened in New York, where the Knicks defense can make a lot of teams look ragged.

The New York Knicks proved their new look might not be a ruse after all with a 119-111 win over their old foe, the Cleveland Cavaliers, from Madison Square Gard

Only, the two teams that stepped onto the court at Madison Square Garden weren't close to the iterations that either team expects to put on the court come playoff time. Between the two teams, seven key role players were listed as at least questionable on the pre-game injury report,

New York spent all of Wednesday hounding Cleveland’s ballhandlers in the backcourt. The Knicks alternated who was at the point of attack. They threw different looks. The Knicks wanted to make their opponent work for what it wanted, to be on the front foot, as opposed to reacting.

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