Knicks fans thought OG Anunoby had one of the greatest games in NBA history because of a viral fake post originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

The New York Knicks contacted the White House after it used the team’s logo in a post mocking New York City’s newly elected mayor.

These aren't your Thibs-era Knicks. Is that a good thing? ESPN's NBA insiders dive into New York's uneven 4-3 start.

Sometimes you just know it’s going to be one of those nights. The energy at Madison Square Garden was electric, the Knicks were clicking on all cylinders, and poor Anthony Edwards probably wished he’d stayed in the injury report a little longer.

Josh Hart delivered his best performance of the season in the 137-114 win over the Timberwolves on Wednesday night, recording a season-high 18 points.

Last night, in a 128-116 victory over the Chicago Bulls, Towns tallied 20 points, 15 rebounds, and five assists. This is the aggressive version of Towns that the Knicks need to retake their place atop the conference standings.

Late Tuesday night, after Mamdani was declared the winner, the White House X account (formerly Twitter) posted “Trump Is Your President” in an image that resembled the Knicks logo. According to Front Office Sports’ Margaret Fleming, the Knicks contacted the White House and asked for the image to be removed, and it was deleted Wednesday.

The seven-footer has a juicy matchup today against the Boston Celtics, who have a frontcourt anchored by Neemias Queta and Josh Minott. With those scrubs in the post, Boston is 26th in the league in rebound rate while ranking 28th in rebounds allowed per game (62.3).