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Chris Copeland's agent, John Spencer, told ESPNNewYork.com on Friday that the Knicks are planning to give the rookie forward a qualifying offer for next season. Spencer also said his client "really wants to return" to the team. "He loves the city,...

Earlier on Friday, I chatted online with fans about the Knicks. The topics included a preview of Game 6, Chris Copeland's emergence and the Knicks' offensive improvements, the team's rotations, health updates and a look ahead to the offseason, inc...

Every weekday throughout the season, ESPNNewYork.com will tackle a burning question about the Knicks in our "Opening Tip" segment. Today's Burning Question: Should Mike Woodson focus on his best offensive/defensive lineups in Game 6, bypassing Jas...

Mike Woodson has been trying too hard to search for answers offensively. He had Chris Copeland right there sitting behind him on the bench. After two losses in which the Knicks averaged 76.5 points, Woodson announced on Thursday that he would p...

Brushing off allegations made by Rihanna about his excessive partying, J.R. Smith insisted on Thursday night that he has focused on basketball, not social media. "I'm not worried about Instagram, I'm worried about the playoffs," Smith said after t...

The Knicks lead the Pacers 40-34 at the break. Here are five observations from the half: 1. Intensity is high. On one play in the second quarter, D.J. Augustin drove it in on a breakaway and J.R. Smith skied high for a big block. Later, Tyson Chan...

Win or go home. It's as simple as that. The Knicks don't have history in their favor, as they are 0-12 when trailing 3-1 in a best-of-7 series. They also haven't had offense in their favor against Indiana -- they're shooting 41.2 percent from the ...

GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- Mike Woodson is confident heading into Game 5 at Madison Square Garden. "I'm expecting to win tonight," he said after Thursday morning's shootaround. "If we lose, we go home, and I'm not ready to go home yet." The Pacers lea...

Welcome to ESPNNewYork.com! On Friday, New York Knicks writer Jared Zwerling stops by to chat about the team.Zwerling has covered the Knicks for ESPNNewYork since 2010. He is also an NBA contributor to ESPN.com. Prior to ESPN, Zwerling worked for Spo...

Every weekday throughout the season, ESPNNewYork.com will tackle a burning question about the Knicks in our "Opening Tip" segment. Today's Burning Question: If the Knicks' offense struggles early in Game 5, should Mike Woodson try a five-man penet...

Ian Begley and Jared Zwerling on the what the Knicks have to do to win Game 5 and avoid elimination....

GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- While Knicks coach Mike Woodson's audible to start bigger in Game 4 was a worthy attempt in a playoff series full of adjustments, it didn't matter in the end. The Knicks still got outrebounded 54-36 by the Pacers, who lead the Eas...

While the Pacers clearly pose problems for the Knicks, the 'Bockers are beating themselves in certain ways by not adjusting. That goes for the coaches and the players. Here are five head-scratchers from the Game 4 loss on Tuesday and how the Knick...

Raymond Felton has been one of the Knicks' X-factors in the playoffs, averaging 15.7 points on 47 percent shooting to go with 4.4 assists and 1.4 steals per game. Nate McMillan, who coached Felton in Portland last season, told ESPNNewYork.com that...

Since the Knicks' Game 3 loss on Saturday, Tyson Chandler has expressed his displeasure with the team's offense, Kenyon Martin has come down with an illness, J.R. Smith still feels sick, and now Iman Shumpert is dealing with soreness in his surgicall...

After both losses to the Pacers, the Knicks pointed to the core of the problems: getting beat on the offensive boards. After Game 1, Mike Woodson said, "The second-chance buckets hurt us because we were out of position a lot of time." After Gam...