Landry Shamet was not supposed to be this important in the Eastern Conference Finals. Less than two years ago, it seemed as though injuries were about to derail his career for good. Yet in the Knicks’ most meaningful series of this millennium, it was Shamet’s shooting that helped tilt the series in their favor. The
The Rain or Shine Elasto Painters have experienced pretty much everything this postseason. From blowout wins and losses to the buzz that comes with a player-driven sport, the drama has been box office both on and off the court. Andrei Caracut has been at the center of some of the headlines that have dominated the
Many of us are familiar with Michael Jordan’s iconic “took it personally” line and how it encapsulates how he took down anyone and everyone in front of him. Now, we have someone else taking the mantle to go on his own insane run. This isn’t to say that Victor Wembanyama is already in the GOAT
The most routine plays in sports are often overlooked, but they also tend to be when the most devastating injuries rear their ugly heads. Bol Bol was making a routine drive to the basket, a move he has done often in his basketball career and one he has been able to execute with ease in
It was barely a month ago in the first round when Mikal Bridges scored zero points in 20 minutes during New York’s Game 3 loss to the Atlanta Hawks–a devastating defeat that dropped the Knicks into a 2–1 hole and raised real questions about whether this group was made of the right stuff to contend
Josh Hart’s career in the NBA has never been about gaudy scoring numbers, but in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals, he stepped up and gave the New York Knicks exactly what they needed at just the right time. Hart set a new playoff career-high in New York’s 109–93 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers,
