"11 Months Until Ring Night..." The '25-26 NY Knicks Season Thread

[Derek Lee]

Keep the Thibs slander coming.

 

[Fresh]

Props to him for still supporting the city youths, tho

Oh no doubt props for Randall for supporting the city youths.

I don't dislike Julius Randall at all, I was just watching the game excited

 

[Mr. Jack Napier]

No Knicks basketball until Sunday though

 

[Mr. Jack Napier]

Ant gave shorty behind the bench his jersey

Very dope

Kinda son'd her boyfriend in the process. But it be like that

 

[Ironman]

No Knicks basketball until Sunday though

In their defense 3 games in 4 nights makes sense they gotta recover

 

[Spidey Man]

We need more visiting players doing things like this than having highlight games.

 

[RickyGQ]

So it’s settled. Mitch is the 5th starter right? Dealers choice when he’s load managing but he adds a dynamic to this team that nobody else can. Top 10 big in the league on a ridiculous discount.

 

[RickyGQ]

With Mitch not playing back to back games and the overall cautiousness they're handling him with I'd be surprised if Mitch plays more than 50 games this season. Probably better this way. Keep him fresh for the playoffs

OG getting DPOY anyway.

 

[storyteller]

Rudy Gobert led the Wolves in rebounds with 9 in 28 minutes. Mitchell Robinson grabbed 9 offensive rebounds in 16 minutes.

Mitch completely wrecked the middle for Minne.

 

[Peter Popoff]

Hit


This image with the Westside Gunn collab is so fụcking

 

[storyteller]

Mentioned this on Realgm:
What I really liked about last night was the ebbs and flows of the offense. They started a little slow, so they shifted to KAT playing inside. Once KAT got some gravity going, the kick outs tore the defense up. Then Minne keyed on the kick outs again. So, the third quarter started and Brunson got the downhill attack going again. Like clockwork, the defense shifted to Brunson and the kick outs started working again.

...and then the fourth quarter started and Minnesota was just broken. They didn't know whether to close out the paint or stay in the passing lanes to stop the kick outs. Meanwhile, the Knicks were so comfortable that guys like OG and Deuce were flying into the paint for finishes or making an extra pass when it wasn't there.

And while all that's going on, when Minnesota does make a good decision and defend a shot or an open look happens to miss, Mitch would just come flying in and get a second chance that forced Minnesota to do it all over again.

 

[Ironman]

Mentioned this on Realgm:
What I really liked about last night was the ebbs and flows of the offense. They started a little slow, so they shifted to KAT playing inside. Once KAT got some gravity going, the kick outs tore the defense up. Then Minne keyed on the kick outs again. So, the third quarter started and Brunson got the downhill attack going again. Like clockwork, the defense shifted to Brunson and the kick outs started working again.

...and then the fourth quarter started and Minnesota was just broken. They didn't know whether to close out the paint or stay in the passing lanes to stop the kick outs. Meanwhile, the Knicks were so comfortable that guys like OG and Deuce were flying into the paint for finishes or making an extra pass when it wasn't there.

And while all that's going on, when Minnesota does make a good decision and defend a shot or an open look happens to miss, Mitch would just come flying in and get a second chance that forced Minnesota to do it all over again.

 

[Peter Popoff]

Mentioned this on Realgm:
What I really liked about last night was the ebbs and flows of the offense. They started a little slow, so they shifted to KAT playing inside. Once KAT got some gravity going, the kick outs tore the defense up. Then Minne keyed on the kick outs again. So, the third quarter started and Brunson got the downhill attack going again. Like clockwork, the defense shifted to Brunson and the kick outs started working again.

...and then the fourth quarter started and Minnesota was just broken. They didn't know whether to close out the paint or stay in the passing lanes to stop the kick outs. Meanwhile, the Knicks were so comfortable that guys like OG and Deuce were flying into the paint for finishes or making an extra pass when it wasn't there.

And while all that's going on, when Minnesota does make a good decision and defend a shot or an open look happens to miss, Mitch would just come flying in and get a second chance that forced Minnesota to do it all over again.

 

[RickyGQ]

Mentioned this on Realgm:
What I really liked about last night was the ebbs and flows of the offense. They started a little slow, so they shifted to KAT playing inside. Once KAT got some gravity going, the kick outs tore the defense up. Then Minne keyed on the kick outs again. So, the third quarter started and Brunson got the downhill attack going again. Like clockwork, the defense shifted to Brunson and the kick outs started working again.

...and then the fourth quarter started and Minnesota was just broken. They didn't know whether to close out the paint or stay in the passing lanes to stop the kick outs. Meanwhile, the Knicks were so comfortable that guys like OG and Deuce were flying into the paint for finishes or making an extra pass when it wasn't there.

And while all that's going on, when Minnesota does make a good decision and defend a shot or an open look happens to miss, Mitch would just come flying in and get a second chance that forced Minnesota to do it all over again.

PICK. YOUR. POISON.

 

[RickyGQ]

Trying not to cry…