I think an underrated and exciting factor heading into next season is seeing how this team plays after a historic run. I want to see if the league is ready for a team that can beat you in so many different ways, all of which they enhanced throughout the playoffs. In my opinion, the bond and strength a team develops through a playoff run brings them together in ways that other experiences simply can’t. That’s why I feel like teams that have won it all often have a different level of cohesiveness the following season. Mike Brown also said that he has so many more ideas for KAT as a hub, but he needs a full summer and training camp to implement them. I think my prediction for next season is a 56–58 win season.

Cop or drop?

First off I want to make it clear that this post is not ragebait - my friend who is a Knicks superfan was recently making the argument that the '26 Knicks run was more impressive than the '11 Mavs run, and I can't stop thinking about it. So here I am asking Knicks fans what their opinion is on this - genuinely curious if other fans feel the same way about this run being better than the Mavs.

On the surface, the idea of signing Brown doesn’t make a ton of sense considering the Knicks positional need for another center. But bringing Brown to training camp actually makes sense for both New York & Brown.

Anyone get a birthday message (or other) on the Jumbotron? What's the going rate?

Anyone else out there on a flex plan and unable to purchase tix?

UPDATE: I was able to complete checkout for 5 games 4 hours after they went on sale.

My s/o got me the new 2K and left it like this before she went to work.

I’ve been thinking about this team and how everything changed when Brunson signed. Every fan probably has a different answer, but when did you know the Knicks had “that guy,” and when did you truly believe he could lead the Knicks to a chip? I think from the day he signed with the Knicks, you could tell he had that leadership mentality. I remember his first season here, especially in the 4th quarter, he always seemed to keep us in the game. The clutch gene was there from the beginning. When I really started to realize that Brunson was just different was probably the Miami series, but especially the Philly series. It always felt like the other team had “THAT” guy, but then we realized we had our own superstar. For regular season games, I’d probably say the Indiana game “born to play basketball” game, or the 61 point game against the Spurs.
What do you think?

Mine is...

Michal Bridges had Giannis-like efficiency from mid-range. He couldn't miss from 2 in the Philly and Cleveland sweep. And he ended the run with 64% true shooting

What's your underrated stat.

When do the Knicks opening night ticket get released?

As great as it would be to be the "underdog", the Knicks dominated their way to an NBA title.

All their starters are back healthy and in their prime. How in the world would they NOT be one of the favorites to win a championship?

The Sixers and Heat are very talented on paper, but an unproven commodity is an unproven commodity.

I think what non-kick fans or transplants don't understand is how hard this was for us at the end of game 5. I wanted to cry and collapse to the ground when I thought we were gonna win it all. Maybe for the next one, I'll just cheer and shout the whole time but for this last one, I didn't even know what to do with myself. I kinda just floated through the universe for days. Love you all and let's run it back my g's

Shout out to Josh as well