Despite the persistent trade rumors, Jose Calderon is unlikely to be traded by the New York Knicks.
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The Knicks will kick off the 2015-16 regular season on Oct. 28 vs the Milwaukee Bucks. They will appear on National TV seven times during the season.
After patiently piecing together promising pieces this summer, the Knicks starting lineup looks set for opening night.
The Knicks roster is rounding into shape as they put finishing touches on a low-risk, high-reward summer overhaul.
After years of undercutting the rebuilding process, the Knicks are piecing together a roster without jeopardizing future flexibility.
The Knicks completed an encouraging summer league showing by finishing with a 4-1 record, and now face some roster decisions.
New York Knicks fourth overall pick Kristaps Porzingis has made a productive Knicks debut in the Las Vegas Summer League, receiving loud cheers from fans.
The New York Knicks announced a summer league roster that will include 2015 draft picks Kristaps Porzingis and Jerian Grant.
The Knicks agreed to a two-year deal with free agent guard Arron Afflalo, who is expected to help shore up a thin backcourt.
Free agent big man LaMarcus Aldridge likely won't be coming to New York after canceling his scheduled meeting with the Knicks.
The New York Knicks will be major players for some of the best big men in free agency. But they will also be looking to fill their shooting guard void.
The New York Knicks are expected to be a major free agent player, waving a projected cap space in upwards of $28 million.
The Knicks added playmaking and size to their backcourt by trading for the 19th pick in the draft, Notre Dame point guard Jerian Grant.
After much intrigue and debate, the Knicks decided to roll the dice in the NBA draft in selecting Kristaps Porzingis from Latvia with the No. 4 pick
Stephen Curry seemed destined to play for the New York Knicks, but it wasn't to be.
The Knicks are expected to make a run at unrestricted free agent forward Greg Monroe when free agency begins July 1.
Justise Winslow will be of supreme interest to the New York Knicks in the 2015 NBA Draft.
The Knicks have kept close tabs throughout the past college basketball season on a wealth of players, many whom they are inviting for private workouts.
Help is on the way for the New York Knicks--nearly $30 million in cap space, help for a team in the bottom 3 in offensive and defensive efficiency.
There are several directions the Knicks could go in the draft. If they complete their due diligence this figures to be a cornerstone moment for the organization.