Tag: New York Knicks

Knicks Add Matt Ryan and Alex Len on Camp Deals

Matt Ryan, Alex Len (New York Knicks)|
September 2025

The New York Knicks signed forward Matt Ryan and center Alex Len to training camp contracts as they bolster their roster depth before the new NBA season. Both are hoping to secure permanent deals after brief and uneven stints with previous teams. Ryan, last year’s G League Draft top pick, averaged 1.5 points in 19 Knicks games before being waived in March. Len, who disappointed in 10 games for the Lakers, brings size but must prove reliability. Both face uphill battles for rotation minutes.

Ben Simmons Still Unsigned as NBA Season Looms

Ben Simmons
September 2025

Three-time All-Star Ben Simmons remains a free agent with training camp approaching, sparking speculation about possible retirement. Once a Rookie of the Year and All-Defensive star, Simmons’ career has derailed since 2021 due to mental health struggles and chronic back issues. Simmons averaged just 2.9 points last season with the Clippers after a Nets buyout, a shadow of his Philadelphia peak. Linked with the Knicks but unsigned, he faces dwindling NBA opportunities, his lack of shooting and injury record leaving teams unconvinced.

Shumpert Reflects on Knicks Regret and NBA Journey

Iman Shumpert (New York Knicks)
September 2025

Former Knicks guard Iman Shumpert admitted he regretted not pushing for a trade earlier in his career, believing his development was hindered by constant positional shifts. Shumpert still carved out a decade-long NBA career, highlighted by a 2016 title with Cleveland Cavaliers. Drafted 17th overall in 2011, Shumpert became a defensive specialist but struggled with offensive consistency. He later thrived as a role player alongside LeBron James. On his new podcast, he revealed frustrations with Knicks’ misuse, joking about guarding power forwards despite being a guard himself.

Pierce Blames Celtics’ Collapse, Not Knicks’ Rise

Paul Pierce
September 2025

Celtics legend Paul Pierce claimed Boston “blew” their playoff series against the Knicks, throwing away 20-point leads in both opening home games. He argued the collapse was down to mismanagement and overreliance on three-point shooting, not New York’s superiority. Pierce compared the 2025 defeat to Boston’s failed 2009 title defense, saying Jayson Tatum’s Achilles injury mirrored Kevin Garnett’s absence back then. Despite last year’s championship, Pierce believes the Celtics’ habit of surrendering big leads exposed a fatal flaw in their style.

Knicks Add Depth With Brogdon Signing

Malcolm Brogdon (New York Knicks)
September 2025

The Knicks have signed veteran guard Malcolm Brogdon to a one-year deal, continuing their backcourt revamp after landing Jordan Clarkson and Landry Shamet. New York are addressing bench depth, a weakness exposed in last season’s playoff loss to Indiana. ESPN reports Brogdon, a former Rookie of the Year and Sixth Man winner, averaged 12.7 points last season with Washington. His experience adds scoring punch and stability, aiming to push New York closer to their first NBA title since 1973.

Lue Slams Knicks for Firing Thibodeau

Tyronn Lue (LA Clippers)
September 2025


LA Clippers coach Tyronn Lue criticised the New York Knicks for firing Tom Thibodeau despite reaching the Eastern Conference Finals, calling the decision baffling after a successful 51-31 season. Lue told Shannon Sharpe the Knicks acted rashly in replacing Thibodeau with Mike Brown. With stars Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns, Lue argued New York wasted momentum by prioritising “championship or bust” over consistency.

Jeremy Lin Announces Retirement After 15-Year Career

Jeremy Lin
August 2025

Jeremy Lin has announced his retirement from professional basketball after a 15-year career that spanned the NBA, China, and Taiwan. The former Knicks guard, famed for sparking “Linsanity” in 2012, called it the hardest decision of his life.
Undrafted out of Harvard, Lin rose to global fame with the New York Knicks before stints with the Rockets, Lakers, Hornets, Nets, Hawks, and Raptors, winning an NBA title in 2019. He later played in China and Taiwan, becoming a cultural icon for Asian-American representation.

Knicks Face Contract Call on Mitchell Robinson Amid Extension Talks

Mitchell Robinson (New York Knicks)
September 2025

Knicks big man Mitchell Robinson is eligible for a veteran extension as his four-year, $60m contract enters its final season. Despite injuries limiting his minutes, his dominant postseason defense elevated his value as New York eyes its championship window.
Robinson missed much of last year but proved decisive in the playoffs, shoring up defense while Karl-Anthony Towns handled scoring. Knicks insider James L. Edwards III claims Robinson is “an All-Defense candidate” worth keeping, with the front office weighing long-term security despite durability concerns.

Mikal Bridges Signs $150M Extension to Anchor Knicks’ Future

Mikal Bridges (New York Knicks)
July 2025

Mikal Bridges has signed a four-year, $150 million extension with the Knicks, choosing long-term team stability over a potential $156M+ deal by waiting until 2026. He remains under contract through the 2028-29 season. Bridges, acquired for five first-round picks, took a slightly reduced deal to keep cap flexibility. Known as the NBA’s “iron man,” he’s played every game of his career and averaged 17.6 PPG last season while anchoring the Knicks’ defense.

Knicks Land Yabusele on Two-Year Deal

Guerschon Yabusele (New York Knicks)
July 2025

Guerschon Yabusele has agreed to a two-year, $12 million deal with the New York Knicks after a breakout NBA season and strong performances at the 2024 Olympics. He averaged double-digit scoring with elite efficiency for the 76ers.
After a strong Olympic campaign and solid year in Philly, the Knicks secured Yabusele to boost frontcourt depth. His scoring versatility and playoff readiness made him a target, and the deal includes a player option in year two.

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