Two Eastern Conference playoff contenders face off on Friday night in New York, as Jalen Brunson and the New York Knicks look to build on a 1-0 start to the sea

New York spent all of Wednesday hounding Cleveland’s ballhandlers in the backcourt. The Knicks alternated who was at the point of attack. They threw different looks. The Knicks wanted to make their opponent work for what it wanted, to be on the front foot, as opposed to reacting.

In the first start of his 2025-26 season with the Cleveland Cavaliers, Jaylon Tyson had the responsibility of guarding Jalen Brunson.

Jalen Brunson's NBA success mirrors his father Rick's 1999 Knicks Finals run, a journey steeped in discipline and family. Rick, a former Knicks player

Wednesday marked 13 years, eight months, three weeks and two days since a New York team won a championship in one of the traditional four major sports leagues.

The Knicks haven’t entered a season with this kind of excitement since the days of the Yankees Core Four dynasty.

Earlier in October, ESPN's Shams Charania reported that Giannis Antetoukounmpo's camp settled on the New York Knicks as his preference should he decide to force a trade out of Milwaukee, and the two teams even held preliminary trade talks in August,