Three Jalen Brunson stats show how different Knicks offense is under Mike Brown originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The New York Knicks opened their season with a bang last night, taking down the Cleveland Cavaliers on their home floor 119-111.

Mike Brown picked up a win in his first game as Head Coach of the New York Knicks, getting his tenure off to the perfect start at Madison Square Garden.

This doesn’t have to follow the way things went 30 years ago, which also happened to be the last time the Knicks entered a season weighed down with this many ambitions and expectations.

Dallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison surprised the sports world when he traded Luka Dončić last season. Then he shockingly ended up with the No. 1 pick in this year's draft, which landed him Cooper Flagg, the youngest draftee to go first overall since LeBron James in 2003.

Mike Brown did something in the first half of the New York Knicks' season-opener that Tom Thibodeau would've never done.

When the New York Knicks chose Mike Brown over Tom Thibodeau to become head coach for the 2025–2026 season, fans were left with plenty of questions. Would the offense become more spaced out? Could the bench improve from last season? And just how different would Brown’s approach be from Thibodeau’s?

After falling to the Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Conference Finals, the New York Knicks parted ways with head coach Tom Thibodeau. In his place, the franchise hired veteran Mike Brown to lead the squad to the NBA Finals with aspirations for its first title since 1973.

Blake Griffin says he was surprised when Karl-Anthony Towns recently said that he doesn't know what his role is in the New York Knicks' new offense under Mike Brown.