summersivan+FollowKnicks’ bench could get a game-changing boostThe Knicks’ biggest need right now isn’t a superstar—it’s a reliable wing off the bench, and Ochai Agbaji might be the perfect fit. He’s flying under the radar in Toronto, but his defense is elite, often taking on the toughest assignments. With Josh Hart now starting, the Knicks’ bench is thin on wings, and Agbaji could fill that gap immediately. The best part? He’s likely available for just second-round picks and salary matching. If New York can pull this off, it could be a low-risk, high-reward move that pays off big in the playoffs. What do you think—should the Knicks go for it? #Sports #Basketball #Knicks30Share
Amy Tanner+FollowDo KAT & Brunson Have Enough for Knicks Glory?Brandon Jennings is throwing shade at the Knicks’ new dynamic duo, saying he’s not sold on KAT and Brunson as title leaders. Even after the Knicks’ NBA Cup win, Jennings questions if KAT can step up in crunch time, pointing to his playoff history of fading under pressure. He also thinks teams can neutralize Brunson with bigger guards. Knicks fans, do you agree, or is this just more fuel for the fire as the squad chases the Larry O’Brien? #Sports #Basketball #Knicks10Share
Susan Reeves+FollowKnicks face tough call on Mitchell RobinsonMitchell Robinson’s situation is putting the Knicks in a real bind as the trade deadline approaches. He’s absolutely crucial for New York’s defense and rebounding, but his injury history and looming free agency make things complicated. If the Knicks want to bring in a big name or add depth, Robinson’s $13 million salary might have to be part of the deal. But can they really afford to lose him with a playoff push on the line? The front office has to weigh his unique value against the risk of losing him for nothing this summer. What would you do if you were in charge? #Sports #Basketball #Knicks00Share
Brian Gaines+FollowAre the Knicks Finally Finals-Bound?Knicks fans, is this the year we finally break through? After the squad’s gritty NBA Cup win, Reggie Miller—yes, the Knick-Killer himself—says he trusts Brunson, KAT, and the crew more than Detroit’s young guns when the playoffs get tight. Offense is humming under Coach Brown, but rim protection is still a worry. Can Bridges, OG, and Hart’s hustle be enough to topple the Pistons and get us to the Finals? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Basketball #Knicks10Share
Ryan Lopez+FollowTyler Kolek’s breakout lifts Knicks over PacersJalen Brunson called his own game ‘garbage’ after the Knicks’ win against the Pacers, but it was Tyler Kolek who really stole the spotlight. Off the bench, Kolek shot an incredible 70% and racked up 16 points, giving the Knicks the spark they needed. Even with Brunson’s 25 points, he credited Kolek for saving the night. The Knicks are riding high after their NBA Cup win, but fans are buzzing—can they finally break the so-called NBA Cup curse and make a deep playoff run? What do you think: is this the year the Knicks go all the way? #Sports #Basketball #Knicks00Share
Oscar Gonzalez+FollowKnicks’ NBA Cup Win Sparks Hart-Brunson AnticsThe Knicks finally snagged their first major title since '99, but the real talk is Josh Hart’s viral celebration with Jalen Brunson. K-Mart wasn’t having it, calling out Hart’s playful finger move on the Neat and Unfiltered podcast. Fans clapped back, defending Hart and roasting Martin for his own past antics. Love it or hate it, the Hart-Brunson chemistry (and OG’s 28 points) powered the Knicks past the Spurs. Is this the start of a new Knicks era, or just another meme moment? #Sports #Basketball #Knicks00Share
summersivan+FollowKnicks skip NBA Cup banner—right call or mistake?After breaking a 53-year trophy drought with their NBA Cup win, the New York Knicks are making headlines again—not for celebrating, but for what they’re refusing to do. Unlike the Lakers and Bucks, the Knicks won’t hang a banner for their NBA Cup victory at Madison Square Garden. Instead, they’re keeping their eyes on the bigger prize: an NBA championship. Some fans and even Dwight Howard think this move could backfire, especially with the so-called NBA Cup curse looming. What do you think—should the Knicks have honored their win, or is this the right mindset? #Sports #Basketball #Knicks00Share
Nicole Obrien+FollowShould Knicks Hang an NBA Cup Banner?Superman Dwight Howard just called out the Knicks for not planning to hang a banner after their NBA Cup win over the Spurs. The Knicks are on fire with six straight Ws, but they're keeping their eyes on the big prize—a championship. Howard says, 'Celebrate your wins while you can.' Knicks fans, do you agree with Dwight, or is it all about the Larry O'Brien? #Sports #Basketball #Knicks11Share
Patrick Gonzales+FollowBrunson’s Knicks-Spurs Throwback: Dad Gets RoastedKnicks fans, you’ve got to love Jalen Brunson’s swagger heading into the big showdown with the Spurs for the NBA Cup. With playoff vibes in the air, Jalen lightened things up by taking a playful jab at his dad, Rick Brunson, when asked about the ‘99 Finals starting five. His quick “not Rick Brunson” quip had everyone cracking up. It’s wild seeing history repeat itself—Brunson vs. Spurs, father and son, same franchise. Can Jalen make his own mark where his dad left off? #Sports #Basketball #Knicks00Share
Oscar Gonzalez+FollowWhy the Knicks should target Keon EllisKeon Ellis could be the under-the-radar game-changer the Knicks need to boost their championship run. Despite showing real promise as a 3-and-D guard in Sacramento, Ellis hasn’t found a steady role with the Kings. Imagine him coming off the Knicks’ bench, locking down opposing guards, and hitting threes—exactly what New York’s rotation has been missing. With his defensive skills and reliable shooting, Ellis could be the perfect fit alongside Jalen Brunson and give the Knicks the depth to take on the East’s best. Would you make this move if you were in the front office? #Sports #Basketball #Knicks00Share
