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Call the Knicks’ leading man a married woman, because he doesn’t miss

Two NBA dynasties featured non-superstars in starring roles. Could today’s Knicks form a third?

What if the Knicks’ long-awaited messiah wasn’t a player, but a president?

Hint: it starts with an “s”

They came. They saw. They bossed the Big Boss.

Jalen Brunson doesn’t fit the profile of a savior — one of many reasons to believe in him.

Carmelo Anthony deserves to have his number retired, but perhaps not for why you'd think.

A victim of a laundry list of transgressions by front offices prior to his arrival, Leon Rose unexpectedly found immediate success last season before a disappointing season this year. But is it too soon to start passing judgement on a “process” that has barely begun to take shape?

There have been many Knicks that have suited up prior to this year’s NBA 75th anniversary season. Who are the best of the best? We’re looking to figure it out!

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Welcome to Part 2 of our second Knicktion: Knicks-based fiction. In Part 1, the Knicks assembled the super team of James Dolan’s dreams, landing Chris Paul and eventually Carmelo Anthony. But both signed one-year deals with the intention of winning a championship, with the mighty Miami Heat standing in their way.

Welcome to our second Knicktion: Knicks-based fiction. In the first part of this two-part series, Shwinnypooh and Knicks Illustrated imagine a world where the Knicks balked at Denver’s asking price for Carmelo Anthony in 2011, letting him instead go to their crosstown rival.

The Knicks have been one of the more futile franchises in sport for a good chunk of their history — that means there’s been plenty of opportunities for the team to bounce back as well. Where does this Knick team rank in terms of feel-goodness?

The New York Knicks staved off some late game heroics from Damian Lillard to capture their second straight win, 110-99, over the Portland Trail Blazers.

The Knicks continue their west coast trip with a foray in Portland. The Blazers are hurtin’, but they still have Damian Lillard. Can New York do enough to get the W and get back to .500?

Jonathan Macri is joined by Kris Pursiainen to contrast their contrasting paths to Knicks fandom, almost 20 years apart, and finish with Kris’ ideal outcomes for the Knicks in the draft.

New contributor Derek Reifer lays out the case for RJ Barrett as a core piece after his rookie season, despite a snub from the All-Rookie teams

JB catches you up on the week that was in Knicks news and rumors, including Oladipo whispers, Mitchell dreams dying, and speculation of a Paul/Anthony team-up 10 years too late.