Knicks’ ho-hum win over Kings does little to allay concerns over recent issues
NY Post
The concerns bubbling around the Knicks had cooled in recent days, but Tuesday brought them right back to the surface.
And that’s despite extending their winning streak to three with a comfortable final margin of victory.
Because if it were almost any other team other than one of the NBA’s bottom-feeders in the Kings, they would have been buried. Against any quality team, this wouldn’t have been good enough.
The Knicks committed 21 turnovers, allowing the Kings to score 20 points off them.
OG Anunoby had a whopping seven — including three straight turnovers to end the third quarter.
They are lucky the Kings shot a woeful 16.7 percent (5-for-30) from 3-point range. Plenty of those were open looks, though — not exactly the result of strong perimeter defense.
The Giants are going to need to look to Plan B for their OC.
Cody Bellinger will cost the Yankees more toward the luxury tax payroll in 2026 than Aaron Judge — a lot more.
This time of year, the NFL is all about layers.
The season series against the Islanders so far has been a microcosm of much of the regular season for the Rangers.
The concerns bubbling around the Knicks had cooled in recent days, but Tuesday brought them right back to the surface.
You’re the eternally tortured Jets fan, and surprise — your J-E-T-S won’t be playing in Super Bowl 2026.
Like lightning, Mathieu Darche struck twice.
Freddy Peralta is itching to get started with the Mets and feed off the high expectations and pressure that comes with pitching in New York.
The Jets now need two new coordinators just one year into Aaron Glenn’s time as head coach.
Mike Brown is supposed to be the difference. But just how different are these Knicks?
Kevin Stefanski didn’t take the bait when asked about Baker Mayfield’s recent comments about him.
Shedeur Sanders’ surprising Pro Bowl inclusion is even polarizing among his peers.
Tom Thibodeau is keeping his eyes peeled for his next coaching opportunity.