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Loss to Pacers means Melo & Co. can't sell season as something to boast about.

Melo was soaring versus D'Antoni's team. Until he dropped from the sky.

Jeremy Lin still believes he can honor his own prediction and be an All-Star.

Heading into tonight's game against Orlando, New York is the only undefeated team in the NBA. Save the pillowcase–of–snow globes thumping inflicted by the Miami Heat in the playoffs, the Knicks have gone 22-6 under the glowering tenure of...

In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, Heat guard Dwyane Wade says it's not appropriate for Friday's game between Miami and the New York Knicks to go on.

The ultimate fantasy parlor game for the hardcore NBA fan: All expenses paid from your doorstep to an NBA arena 10 times during the 2012-13 season. First class on your preference of air carrier (that means double qualifying miles!) and the penthou...

If Jeremy Lin had his way, he would still be a member of the New York Knicks.

The Knicks can't give Amare a chance to compromise a third postseason.

Melo, Amare need to step up and prove they're worth the money.

Patrick Ewing talks about possibly being a head coach in the NBA one day.

Knicks boss James Dolan blew it again by not keeping president Donnie Walsh.

Kevin Pelton uses Basketball Prospectus' SCHOENE projection system to take a look at the New York Knicks in the wake of the Carmelo Anthony trade. The Knicks may be only a few wins better, but it could make a big difference when it comes to playoff seeds.

Story | Conversation | February 22, 2011

It seems as though there is no longer an ironclad rule in sports that if athletes want to prove their mettle, they go to New York.

The New Jersey Nets and New York Knicks met with LeBron James on Thursday as the courtship of the two-time NBA MVP begain in earnest.

The Knicks are preparing to put Stephon Marbury on waivers by the end of the week, several sources with knowledge of the situation told Newsday.

Despite back-to-back losses against the woeful Sixers, New York Knicks head coach Isiah Thomas was reportedly told by owner James Dolan that his job is not in jeopardy.