Trae Young of the Atlanta Hawks pretends to roll dice on the Knicks logo on center court as New York Knicks guard Jalen Brunson looks on, as time expired as the Hawks beat the Knicks. Asked Sunday ...

It's not easy beating green and the New York Knicks found that out the hard way on Saturday night. The Knick were once against silenced amidst a chance to make a statement, as they were summarily ...

Probable tags have become the norm for Hart, but he continues to log heavy workloads for the Knicks despite being at less than 100 percent. That's expected to be the case for Tuesday, as well ...

Young, who had celebrated Atlanta’s win here in December by pretending to shoot dice on the Knicks' logo, walked quietly off the court Monday, stopping to shake hands or hug a few of his ...

Some viewed the win as appropriate revenge for Young's dice roll on the Knicks' logo following the Hawks' eight-point win at MSG in December but Hart dispelled such notions, seeking to put the ...

For a team that often boasts about its slew of strong perimeter defenders, the Knicks certainly do give up a ton of points outside their 3-point line. The Timberwolves were the latest opponent to ...

As the Hawks were about to hand the Knicks a 108-100 loss on Dec. 11, 2024, and oust them from the NBA Cup, Young knelt down at the Knicks logo and rolled imaginary dice. Per Peter Botte of the New ...

The New York Knicks have no answer for the Boston Celtics. Despite them missing Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis, the Knicks could not capitalize and got smoked in front of their home floor ...

Trae Young celebrated the win by pretending to roll dice on the Knicks' logo at Madison Square Garden. The narrative about Young "owning" New York reemerged. If only it were true. Atlanta hasn't been ...

The Knicks have gone 8-2 in their last 10 games to bring their record to 34-17, third-best in the East. Austin Remo, RotoWire.com All-Stars Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns have been the ...

11, 2024, and oust them from the NBA Cup, Young knelt down at the Knicks logo and rolled imaginary dice. Per Peter Botte of the New York Post (via Newsweek), Brunson responded to the gesture once ...