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The New York Knicks drafted four new rookies this summer. Did they find some more diamonds in the rough? Here are our grades for every pick. The New York Knicks selected four prospects in the 2024 NBA Draft who will be able to contribute to a team with a “Win Now” mentality. With the Knicks making a huge splash trade to acquire former Villanova star Mikal Bridges from the Brooklyn Nets, they needed players who could contribute relatively quickly. Let’s take a look at the 2024 Knicks draft class! Round 1, Pick 25 Pacome Dadiet — 6’8″ Wing — 18 Yrs Old — Ratiopharm ULM (BBL) A true surprise pic ..read more

The NBA offseason received its biggest jolt of the summer so far when the Knicks swung for the fences, trading for Brooklyn Nets wing Mikal Bridges. He now joins forces with his fellow Villanova alumni to dethrone the Boston Celtics as the top team in the Eastern Conference. It took a solid three-and-a-half hours for me to catch my breath and calm down after reading the Tuesday night Woj bomb. Leon Rose pulled the trigger on a trade sending Bojan Bogdanovic, four unprotected first-round picks, a protected first-round pick, an unprotected first-round pick swap, and a second-round pick to the B ..read more

The Knicks have all summer to build off a successful 2023-24 season. What are their trade options if they can’t make a big splash? The Boston Celtics have won the NBA finals, so let’s spin their victory into Knicks content, as we did last year. There’s much to learn about roster construction with the final two teams. Kristaps Porziņģis, PJ Washington, and Daniel Gafford were acquired from losing teams to contribute to winning, as were Aaron Gordon and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope in 2023 and Andrew Wiggins in 2022. Derrick White began the 2021-22 season with the 10th-seeded Spurs. There is value ..read more

KFTV’s NBA Draft analyst identifies the most intriguing prospects the Knicks should consider in the 2024 draft. Draft Profile Name: Ryan Dunn School and Year: Virginia, Sophmore (21 Years old) Height and Weight: 6-7, 212 Lbs 2023-24 Stats: 8.1 PPG, 6.9 RPG, 2.3 BPG, 1.3 SPG Awards: ACC All-American Strength: DEFENSE! DEFENSE! DEFENSE! Ryan is the best defender in this class and maybe the best defender I’ve seen in years. He possesses great measurables with a 6’7″ height and a 7’2″ wingspan (via NBA Draft Combine). Along with that, his footwork is absolutely beautiful. He can move laterally wi ..read more

KFTV’s NBA Draft analyst identifies the most intriguing prospects the Knicks should consider in the 2024 draft. The NBA Draft is slowly approaching and unlike last year, the Knicks have three picks in the upcoming draft (24,25, and 38). So in these player profiles, I will break down the strengths and weaknesses of some potential Knicks targets with the three picks they currently have. Draft Profile Name: Tyler Kolek School and Year: Marquette, Senior (23 years old)  Height and Weight: 6-1, 197 Lbs  2023-24 Stats: 15.3 PPG, 4.9 RPG, 7.7 APG, 49 FG% Awards: All-American, Big East POTY ..read more

The New York Knicks lost to the Indiana Pacers 130-109, bringing the season to an end. The bittersweet ending doesn’t change the fact this was a special year. The Knicks’ season ended with a Game Seven loss to the Indiana Pacers 130-109. They were too injury-riddled to maintain their defensive intensity, and Indiana capitalized.  OG Anunoby started the game but could barely move around the court. Josh Hart made an incredible effort but couldn’t consistently match with Pascal Siakam. That left the Knicks to use cross-matches on defense with double-teams and help defense as a sort of band ..read more

The New York Knicks dominated the Indiana Pacers, winning by 30 points to avenge a blowout loss in game four. New York is one game away from the ECF. The New York Knicks crushed the Indiana Pacers 121-91, avenging their blowout loss in Indiana and taking a 3-2 lead in the second round of the NBA playoffs.  The Knicks looked angry from the start, and Jalen Brunson looked healthier. That combination, along with the inclusion of Deuce McBride in the starting lineup, pushed New York to a 38-point first quarter. The Pacers fought back but faded as the Knicks’ defensive intensity grew in the s ..read more

The New York Knicks were blown out by the Indiana Pacers. They looked exhausted from the jump, but the good news is that the series remains tied. The New York Knicks were blown out by the Indiana Pacers 121-89, tying their second-round series at 2-2. The Knicks started slow, missing shots that allowed the Pacers to attack in transition. Indiana’s fast breaks allowed the Pacers to get comfortable and pushed a Knicks team that looked tired from the start. We can blame fatigue, the letdown from game 3, injuries, or anything else. However, the fact remains that New York showed little resista ..read more

The Knicks lost to the Pacers 111-106 thanks to a three from Andrew Nembhard. But the loss leaves me confident New York can win if healthy. The New York Knicks lost to the Indiana Pacers, 111-106, bringing their series lead to a precarious 2-1. The Knicks played without OG Anunoby and with Jalen Brunson hobbled, but the game still came down to the final minute. The Pacers rushed out to a lead as Jalen Brunson struggled to work through his foot injury. Brunson missed his first few shots and came up limping after an attempt. But Donte DiVincenzo stepped up to keep things close. DiVo received he ..read more