After Jalen Brunson suffered a right ankle injury in a game that the Knicks trailed by 16 points with under 1:54 left, questions were asked of head coach Mike Brown's decision not to pull his starters sooner.

When Knicks coach Mike Brown subs players out of the game, he often takes a second to speak with them before they sit down on the bench. That was rare under his predecessor, Tom Thibodeau. Under Thibodeau, players usually just went straight from the court to the bench.

Jalen Brunson was ruled out for Friday’s game, two days after he suffered what a league source described as a Grade 1 ankle sprain.

"I've been a part of some crazy comebacks," Brown said while discussing the sprained ankle suffered by Brunson in the final two minutes of a blowout loss.

ESPN NBA analyst and former NBA journeyman Tim Legler takes a shot at some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby.

Karl-Anthony Towns and Landry Shamet stood out in a well-rounded team performance, helping New York to their second NBA Cup win of the year, moving them to 2-1 on the season. Without Jalen Brunson available,

The New York Knicks' perfect home record came to a brutal end. The Orlando Magic dominated from start to finish, handing New York a 124-107 loss at Madison Squa

The Knicks' win streak was brought to an end by the Magic in a back-to-back for New York. Mike Brown revealed what disappointed him most.

The New York Knicks were bound to lose a home game at some point this season, and head coach Mike Brown didn't hold back after Wednesday's 124-107 defeat at the hands of the Orlando Magic.

Mikal Bridges and Josh Hart, two core Knicks, were benched for at least most of the fourth quarter in Wednesday’s 124-107 loss to the Magic. Hart didn’t play at all in the final period, the