Knicks kill Karl-Anthony Towns
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Karl-Anthony Towns is not thrilled with the way that he is being treated in extension talks. An NBA analyst has given him a team to potentially gjoin if nothing gets resolved.
Josh Hart sends a brief but telling message after the New York Knicks' surprising contract announcement ahead of their title repeat bid.
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Millionaire NY Knicks player makes misguided complaint about NBA tax apron instead of his uber-wealthy contemporaries
New York Knicks training camp invitee Bruce Brown believes the second luxury tax apron is why he is having trouble […]
The Knicks are pausing contract-extension negotiations with Karl-Anthony Towns, Josh Hart and other eligible players until later in the season, saying their focus is preparing for the year. The move leaves a substantial reported gap between Towns and the team on a potential deal and could put key players’ long-term futures in question.
An NBA champion fighting for a Knicks roster spot takes aim at the league's new CBA and its impact on veteran players.
That 1972-73 team brought back 13 players from the title run, and if you recall having watched any of them play – from Willis Reed, Walt Frazier and Bill Bradley to John Gianelli, Harthorne Wingo and Dean Meminger – you likely are older now than their coach was back then (Red Holzman, 52).
Recently, Bruce Brown has been very vocal about not getting opportunities due to the second apron. He was asked about it on Thursday and had a pretty strong message.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander may have gained some extra motivation to lead the Oklahoma City Thunder back to title contention by watching the New York Knicks lift the Larry O'Brien Trophy.