Brown stated that Karl-Anthony Towns will not be confined to playing the center position but will instead be positioned all over the floor.

Just because NBA training camps are underway doesn't mean the trade market can't still deliver some fireworks.

Malcolm Brogdon has all the talent to be one of the most respected players on the New York Knicks roster, and he is ready to ...

Even though New York returned its core group from last season’s trip to the Eastern Conference finals, there are several ...

The lone 2026 commit to Oregon Ducks coach Dana Altman's program is three-star power forward Kendre Harrison, who plans on also playing tight end for coach Dan ...

Last season, the Knicks found success without volume from deep. This season, they’ve added more firepower — and a coach ready to weaponize it.

The NBA will always be about franchise superstars, but the second option, the Robin to every Batman, often determines the ...

The Golden State Warriors knew they had Al Horford interested since the start of free agency. Without the Jonathan Kuminga contract situation settled, the Warr ...

Veteran point guard Malcolm Brogdon signed a non-guaranteed one-year deal with the Knicks this summer — a training camp deal in name, but not in mindset. As far as Brogdon is concerned, he’ll be ...

The New York Knicks are starting the new season with a fresh approach. Training Camp has already shown adjustments designed to maximize the All-NBA duo of Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nba/knicks as Winners and Losers in Knicks' Epic Trade, One Year Later.

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