NBA2K18’s addition of all-time teams is an exciting new feature to the game that will give fans the opportunity to play with their favorite franchise’s greatest players on next generation consoles. Much in the same way I only look forward to WWE games to play with wrestlers from my childhood, I can’t wait to score 50 with New York Knicks legend John Starks.

The New York Knicks have hit low after low this season, but the lowest of them all had nothing do with any current member of the team. Their latest blunder strikes deeper than that.

“How can I be known for being a visionary, for being truly great?” Carmelo Anthony asked one of his brand managers in this month’s ESPN Magazine profile of him. There’s a number of different ways to answer that question depending on which definition of “visionary” you subscribe to. I see that word thrown around a lot these days on the web and, unfortunately, I think it has lost some of its meaning. As for me, I like the straightforward definition my dictionary app gives: a person with original ideas about what the future could be like.

Though this week was a rough ride for the New York Knicks fans, it ended on a positive note. Our beloved unicorn, Kristaps Porzingis, wasn’t traded. A promising defensive-minded point guard was drafted in Frank Ntilinkina. Two other young guards, Damyean Dotson and Ognjen Jaramaz, were added to help bolster the perimeter.

As witnessed by the outpouring of grief yesterday, the gut-wrenching news of Anthony Mason’s passing has clearly touched an enormous amount of NBA players and fans.

It may only be a few games into the season, but it seems as if Derek Fisher’s seat is already starting to get warm. He gets a pass for 2014-15, but there aren’t any draft picks waiting for the New York Knicks at the end of 2015-16. If Fisher continues to underwhelm as a head coach, it raises the question over how long the Knicks can continue to stick with him and which coaching candidates could possibly take over the reigns. Perhaps this is where Patrick Ewing’s highly publicized quest to beco

There are certain moments in New York sports lore that everyone remembers where they were when it occurred. Iconic moments — Willis Reed’s Game 7 trot, Derek Jeter’s flip play, and Ali vs. Frazier are often cited as some. For me, I’ll never forget where I was on Monday April 21st, 2014: the moment I heard the news of Herb William’s dismissal. At my cubicle and in the middle of some standard bad office coffee, I nearly fell out of my seat when I read the tweets. “Effective immediately, Knicks co

On the morning before the New York Knicks suffered their 37th loss of the season, when Carmelo Anthony was asked about the benefits of “tanking” he was quick to shoot down any notion of purposeful losing. As admirable as his rebuke sounded, it really wasn’t because a few hours later, it become obvious that tanking isn’t something this roster even has the skill to execute. With just 20 games left in the season and roughly two months away from the lottery of one of the deepest draft classes in ye

With a little over two weeks remaining until the trade deadline, Phil Jackson is quickly running out of time to determine what direction the New York Knicks should take for the rest of the season. The Knicks may just be 1.5 games away from the No. 8 seed, but after watching them put up a meager effort against the reigning NBA Champs, I think Saturday’s game wasn’t just a loss; it was a wake-up call that should make Knicks fans realize how far this franchise is from being a top-tier team.

Kicking us off is Richard Bertin and the New York Knicks. With the Bucks and Knicks scheduled to square off against each other in London on Thursday afternoon, Richard kindly agreed to have a few words with us about the game and our respective teams. For those of you not familiar with Richard, he’s the editor of Starks Raving Mad, as well as a writer for FanSided’s very own Daily Knicks. His writing is always insightful, and if you don’t do so already, make sure to check him out. You can also follow him on Twitter at @RichardBertin.

Here’s a question for you, but try to answer it quickly: Who were the last major Free Agent names the Knicks have wooed to the Garden since 2000?  (And by major I don’t mean the stale versions of Jason Kidd, Rasheed Wallace, and Baron Davis). Were you able to think of anyone other than Amar’e Stoudemire in 2010 ($100M), Jerome James in 2005 ($30M), or maybe even Allan Houston in 2001 ($100M)? Don’t bother Googling it, because there’s nothing to see but some ghastly sign & trade acquisitions and