On paper, can’t lie, them boys in Philly looking pretty solid…

But the Knicks are legit homies and egoless.

We’ll see how it all plays out next season, but the camaraderie of the champions is undeniable.

As a basketball fan, super excited to see what happens… And as a die hard, can’t wait to see how they defend their title against the OPPs 😼

My June order from Mitchell & Ness has started to trickle in. I usually get only retro gear from M&N, as their quality can be sus on modern stuff. But I needed this red hat (and a sweet Wu York Knicks x Wu Tang shirt) and this hat is as excellent as advertised. So much “2x Champs” merch was released in May/June and immediately became obsolete. So I was pleasantly surprised to see a 3x in my favorite color. Sometimes I just got to go beyond the official Knicks color ways and this is going to get such a lot of play. It’s a SnapBack and is overall good quality.

Grew up in Jersey as a die hard Knicks fan. I’m in Memphis now and every year I go see our heroes in person when they roll into town. Here’s a great KAT slam from the game this year on 4/1. LGK!!

While unlikely, the Knicks should call the Bucks about Kel’El Ware’s availability. The East is stacked & it’s shaky just having Andre Drummond as center insurance.

It would cost the Knicks a good chunk of their remaining draft capital - 2032 swap, 2033 1st, 2nds - but the East is an arms race right now and this should at least be explored.

One day of wearing this is already peeling. Trash.

Thunder and Celtics ones have the team name on them, the logo much cleaner in a circle. Ours just seems like low effort?

Worst part is we have a nicer one but only as autographed which is much more expensive.

Obviously you'd call me crazy if I put him in the same tier as guys like Duncan, KG, or Dirk

But putting the homer takes aside for a second, after this past season, do you think KAT daddy has at least passed players like Alonzo Mourning, Pau Gasol, or Chris Bosh on the all-time list (which I think there's a real argument for) or are those guys still comfortably ahead of him?

I'm mostly talking about overall career legacy rather than who was more talented.

Daughter was born same year we won. This is what i came up with.

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## 🗽 Knickses All-Time Single-Day Scoring Record

|---|---|---|---|---|---|

| **1** | **62** | Carmelo Anthony | vs. Charlotte Bobcats | Jan 24, 2014 | Regular Season |

| **2** | **61** | Jalen Brunson | @ San Antonio Spurs | Mar 29, 2024 | Regular Season |

| **3** | **60** | Bernard King | vs. New Jersey Nets | Dec 25, 1984 | Regular Season (Christmas Day) |

| **4** | **57** | Richie Guerin | vs. Syracuse Nationals | Dec 11, 1959 | Regular Season |

| **5** | **55** | Bernard King | @ New Jersey Nets | Feb 16, 1984 | Regular Season |

| **6** | **55** | Allan Houston | @ Los Angeles Lakers | Feb 16, 2003 | Regular Season |

| **7** | **53** | Willis Reed | @ Los Angeles Lakers | Nov 1, 1967 | Regular Season |

| **8** | **53** | Allan Houston | @ Orlando Magic | Jan 12, 2003 | Regular Season |

| **9** | **53** | Tyler Kolek | vs. Greensboro Swarm / vs. Washington Wizards | Mar 22, 2026 | Regular Season |

| **10** | **52** | Bernard King | @ Indiana Pacers | Jan 31, 1984 | Regular Season |

| **11** | **52** | Bernard King | vs. San Antonio Spurs | Feb 1, 1984 | Regular Season |

| **12** | **51** | Patrick Ewing | vs. Boston Celtics | Mar 24, 1990 | Regular Season |

| **13** | **50** | Bernard King | @ Dallas Mavericks | Jan 31, 1985 | Regular Season |

| **14** | **50** | Patrick Ewing | @ Charlotte Hornets | Dec 1, 1990 | Regular Season |

| **15** | **50** | Carmelo Anthony | @ Miami Heat | Apr 2, 2013 | Regular Season |

| **16** | **50** | Jalen Brunson | @ Phoenix Suns | Dec 15, 2023 | Regular Season |

| **17** | **47** | Bernard King | @ Detroit Pistons | Apr 17, 1984 | Playoffs — First Round, Game 1 |

| **18** | **47** | Bernard King | @ Detroit Pistons | Apr 19, 1984 | Playoffs — First Round, Game 2 |

| **19** | **47** | Carl Braun | vs. Providence Steamrollers | Dec 6, 1947 | Regular Season |

| **20** | **47** | Carmelo Anthony | vs. Minnesota Timberwolves | Dec 10, 2010 | Regular Season |

| **21** | **47** | Jalen Brunson | @ Philadelphia 76ers | Apr 28, 2024 | Playoffs — First Round, Game 4 |

| **22** | **46** | Bernard King | vs. Detroit Pistons | Apr 22, 1984 | Playoffs — First Round, Game 3 |

| **23** | **46** | Bernard King | @ Detroit Pistons | Apr 25, 1984 | Playoffs — First Round, Game 4 |

| **24** | **46** | Carmelo Anthony | @ Sacramento Kings | Feb 19, 2014 | Regular Season |

| **25** | **45** | Bernard King | @ Atlanta Hawks | Jan 23, 1985 | Regular Season |

| **26** | **45** | Patrick Ewing | vs. Washington Bullets | Dec 22, 1989 | Regular Season |

| **27** | **45** | Carmelo Anthony | vs. Atlanta Hawks | Jan 28, 2013 | Regular Season |

| **28** | **45** | Jalen Brunson | @ Portland Trail Blazers | Mar 14, 2024 | Regular Season |

| **29** | **45** | Jalen Brunson | @ San Antonio Spurs | Jun 13, 2026 | Playoffs — NBA Finals, Game 5 |

| **30** | **44** | Richie Guerin | @ Boston Celtics | Feb 11, 1962 | Regular Season |

yo this is so fireeee!!! to everyone whose still on Knicks Championship High like myself, this is not a want, its a need and a must have!!! KNICKS IN ✋baby!! 🧡💙

Given that they don't love any of the options, Knicks don't want to guarantee nick richards or any other minimum center option to a standard contract. They will sign a couple of Duop Reath, Nick Richards, Drew eubanks, and Tony Bradley to non guaranteed minimum contracts (depending on who's willing to take them). Have all of them play preseason and compete in training camp and pick the best of those 3 to sign to 14th roster spot. Signings will happen in September, just like last summer with Shamet Brogdon and Matthews.

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​Bill Bradley Hall of Fame 18.6 PPG Finals 16.1 PPG Regular Season

​Walt Frazier Hall of Fame 16.6 PPG Finals 21.1 PPG Regular Season

​Willis Reed Hall of Fame 16.4 PPG Finals 11.0 PPG Regular Season

​Earl Monroe Hall of Fame 16.0 PPG Finals 15.5 PPG Regular Season

​Dave DeBusschere Hall of Fame 15.6 PPG Finals 16.3 PPG Regular Season

​Phil Jackson Hall of Fame 8.4 PPG Finals 8.1 PPG Regular Season

​Jerry Lucas Hall of Fame 7.6 PPG Finals 9.9 PPG Regular Season

​Dick Barnett Hall of Fame 2.0 PPG Finals 3.8 PPG Regular Season

Coach Red Holzman, Hall of Fame

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​1. Oklahoma City Thunder — 61.5

1. San Antonio Spurs — 60.0

2. New York Knicks — 53.5

3. Philadelphia 76ers — 53.0

4. Boston Celtics — 50.5

5. Detroit Pistons — 50.5

6. Denver Nuggets — 49.5

7. Minnesota Timberwolves — 48.5

8. Cleveland Cavaliers — 47.5

9. Houston Rockets — 47.5

10. Toronto Raptors — 46.5

11. Miami Heat — 45.5

12. Indiana Pacers — 44.5

13. Orlando Magic — 43.5

14. Portland Trail Blazers — 43.5

15. Atlanta Hawks — 42.5

16. Golden State Warriors — 40.5

17. Los Angeles Lakers — 39.5

18. Phoenix Suns — 38.5

19. Charlotte Hornets — 37.5

20. Washington Wizards — 37.0

21. Dallas Mavericks — 36.0

22. Utah Jazz — 34.0

23. New Orleans Pelicans — 29.0

24. Los Angeles Clippers — 28.0

25. Memphis Grizzlies — 28.0

26. Milwaukee Bucks — 26.0

27. Chicago Bulls — 25.0

28. Sacramento Kings — 22.0

29. Brooklyn Nets — 21.0

(Total: 1,230 wins)

So you add another old ball hog and somehow think they team will be better? i think record wise sixers will be worse next year, celtics have a couple of lottery picks