As we've seen this season and in the playoffs, the Knicks too often require a kick in the behind when they struggle against the top teams.

The Knicks took one of their hardest hits off the floor following Wednesday’s crushing collapse against the Pacers.

The New York Knicks' Eastern Conference Finals opener against the Indiana Pacers ended in heartbreak and controversy, as a late-game collapse was punctuated by a heated sideline ex

Knicks fans were ready to celebrate a certain Game 1 win. Then there was an inexplicable and painful loss as the party turned into a wake.

The Knicks' epic collapse to the Pacers in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals inspired at least one professional athlete to see his job all the way through.

The Indiana Pacers star sent Wednesday's Eastern Conference Finals Game 1 to overtime with another sensational buzzer-beater that capped a stunning New York Knicks collapse in the fourth quarter. It led to a 138-135 Pacers overtime win to steal a 1-0 lead in front of a stunned Madison Square Garden crowd.

Following a stunning loss in Game 1, the Knicks fell again to the Pacers in Game 2, as New York's fourth-quarter woes continued in the 114-109 loss. The Knicks entered the second half up three, but they allowed Indiana to score 65 points in the second half split almost evenly between the two quarters.

After three so-so seasons in New York stuck behind since-traded All-Star power forward Julius Randle, he was dealt to Indiana in 2023 for two future second-round picks.