The New York Knicks are riding a three-game losing streak, and things just got more complicated as they prepare for the showdown with the Dallas Mavericks. The

The NBA on NBC is going super-duper sized for this year’s Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, boasting a first-of-its-kind quadrupleheader bonanza of NBA games on Monday, January 19. Included in the big quadrupleheader mix is an East-West showdown between ...

The Mavericks and the Knicks are two teams headed in opposite directions in a very different way than you might think.

New York aims to end its three-game losing streak when the New York Knicks play Dallas. Monday's meeting will be the second of the season between the two teams.

With a new system in play, there’s reason to believe that the New York Knicks are trying to improve their roster ahead via trade.

The Phoenix Suns face the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden on Saturday. Both teams aim for a crucial win to improve their standings. The Suns recently lost to the Detroit Pistons, while the Knicks are looking to bounce back after a defeat against the Golden State Warriors.

New York didn’t lose the game because Towns didn’t get back on that one play; they lost it well before then. The Kings got out to a 12-6 lead and never looked back, running out to a 20-point lead at one point and staying ahead for a good portion of the second half. The Knicks started the game not defending, and ended the game not defending.

After entering the game on a two-game losing streak, the Phoenix Suns were able to get back in the win column as they narrowly beat the short-handed New York Knicks 106-99 at the Garden on Saturday night.

The New York Knicks were without Jalen Brunson (sprained right ankle) and Mitchell Robinson (injury management) for their game last night against Golden State,