Shorthanded? Many hands make light work, as the Knicks did with the Kings

In rock, paper, scissors, nothing beats Chuck Norris — besides the Knicks defense, which leveled up again last night in NoCal

The Knicks opened a four-game Western swing with a win in Portland

The last western jaunt of the season opens with a Knicks’ L in Sacramento

A week ago, the Knicks looked dead in the water. Last night, they absorbed the loss of arguably their two best players and still pulled out a double-digit win.

The Knicks found themselves in a familiar situation against the Kings: on the road, down big, in the midst of another nightmare. But a second-half explosion propelled them into a comeback win.

The Knicks won in definitive fashion on their home floor against one of the teams in the NBA that’s struggling more than they are right now. Can this be a springboard for the Knicks? And ultimately does the development of their young guys make this season worth it regardless?

The Knicks scored a season-high in points, Frank Ntilikina made his (very successful) return, Immanuel Quickley broke his slump, Derrick Rose and Alec Burks both were on fire at different times, Julius Randle played like an All-Star as always… This was just a fun game.

The Knicks scored 140. Frank Ntilikina got his first run since 2021 started and did great. Quickley broke ALL the way out of his slump. Alec Burks went bananas. Julius Randle got his. Joy. Just unfiltered, uncontrollable joy.

The Knicks look to get redemption on the Kings from their road trip loss to Sacramento a few weeks ago. Who will take the place of the injured Elfrid Payton tonight? And who will soak up backup minutes?

A four-game win streak for the New York Knicks wasn’t meant to be. They dropped Friday night’s matchup with the Sacramento Kings, 103-94.

The Knicks came out beyond flat in the second game of their west coast trip, getting beaten up on by a struggling Kings team. Everybody stunk except for RJ, Randle, and Mitch.

The Knicks travel to Sacramento to continue their west coast trip and attempt to continue their three-game win streak. The Kings are very bad at defense. The Knicks are very good at defense (or are they?? Depending on what egghead you ask). Could the Knicks have their first four-game streak of the year on tap?