Any noise the Knicks hoped to make to start the year was drowned out by the Boston Celtics’ 3-point barrage

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

The Knicks and Celtics haven’t met in the playoffs with both contenders since 1974. 50 years later, are we in store for a new chapter in the league’s oldest rivalry?

Have the Knicks found a better answer to an age-old question?

The Knicks competed much of the night, fell late and hard, and it doesn’t mean a thing

A new Knicks season began with a late loss to their oldest foe

This year’s Knicks season could be shaped by how they fare against their division rivals. We consulted an expert on each Atlantic team to take their temperature heading into 2023-24.

Another dub, another day, another sense the ceiling’s raised

Haven’t we been here before?

RJ Barrett hit the game winner at MSG, Evan Fournier continued his dominance over Boston, and the Knicks won a beautiful symphony of a game at home to inch closer to .500.

Julius Randle experienced a career turnaround unlike many seen in NBA history this season… actually, scratch that past tense. Randle is still evolving, and adding new ways to score the ball from deep as this season goes on.

The Knicks had yet another winnable game slip from their grasp thanks to questionable decisions and play down the stretch. But this loss to the Celtics wasn’t without an RJ Barrett-shaped silver lining.

The Knicks continue their mini road trip, this time in Bahston. Can they take advantage of the middling Celtics on the second game of a back-to-back?