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Conference Eastern
Division Atlantic
Arena Madison Square Garden
Founded 1946

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Knicks’ Larry O’Brien Trophy Joins AMNH’s ‘For the Win’ Exhibit
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Knicks’ Larry O’Brien Trophy Joins AMNH’s ‘For the Win’ Exhibit

The Larry O’Brien Trophy that the Knicks lifted on June 13 will be on display at the American Museum of Natural History starting Monday, July 27. The Tiffany & Co.-crafted trophy, a 29-pound piece of sterling silver and gold vermeil fashioned like a basketball dropping through a net, will remain in the museum’s Mignone Halls of Gems and Minerals through Jan. 3 as part of the “For the Win: Objects of Sports Excellence” exhibit.

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Marc Berman on Knicks' Long-Awaited Championship
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Marc Berman on Knicks' Long-Awaited Championship

Marc Berman sat down for a NY Got Game video this week to discuss the Knicks’ first championship in 53 years. The former sports blogger turned media personality described the moment as a culmination of decades of hope, frustration, and relentless fandom. He emphasized how the sound of a new championship banner reverberates through Madison Square Garden, turning a historic drought into a fresh chapter for the organization.

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Knicks lock core, eye roster tweaks as Summer League wraps
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Knicks lock core, eye roster tweaks as Summer League wraps

The Knicks entered the final day of the Las Vegas Summer League with a roster that is, for the most part, locked in. The starting five, Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns, OG Anunoby, Mikal Bridges and Josh Hart, remains unchanged from the championship-winning 2026 campaign. The bench that powered that run also stays intact: Landry Shamet re-signed on a four-year, $24 million deal, Mohamed Diawara on a four-year, $11.2 million contract, Jose Alvarado on a three-year, just-over-$14 million pact and Miles McBride entering the final year of his three-year extension. Veteran-minimum contracts were added for Andre Drummond and Jordan Clarkson, while second-round picks Tyler Nickel and Jack Kayil remain unsigned. Mitchell Robinson departed for the Boston Celtics on a three-year, $46 million deal, leaving a void that Drummond now fills.

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Knicks Face Eastern Conference Gauntlet From Revamped Rivals
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Knicks Face Eastern Conference Gauntlet From Revamped Rivals

The New York Knicks made a significant statement in the 2024-25 season, finishing with a 51-31 record, good for third in the Eastern Conference, and reaching the Eastern Conference Finals before falling to the Indiana Pacers in six games. Their offseason moves, notably acquiring Mikal Bridges and Karl-Anthony Towns, solidified a starting five around superstar Jalen Brunson that many considered among the league's best. As the league recalibrates for the upcoming season, several Eastern Conference rivals have made compelling cases to challenge New York's ascension, with the Philadelphia 76ers, Orlando Magic, and Cleveland Cavaliers emerging as particularly potent threats.

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Sellers Calls Himself Perfect Fit for Knicks
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Sellers Calls Himself Perfect Fit for Knicks

Oziyah Sellers wrapped up a single season at St. John’s and is now on the Knicks’ radar for a roster spot. The freshman guard said the same "grit, refusal to lose and daily fight" he saw in the Knicks’ championship run lives in his own game. "Coming from St. John’s, I feel like we had that same mentality. We wanted to win really bad," Sellers explained, adding that the transition in mindset was "not too hard".

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Dillon Jones praises Mike Brown's humility, Jack Kayil shines for Knicks
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Dillon Jones praises Mike Brown's humility, Jack Kayil shines for Knicks

Dillon Jones, currently fighting for a roster spot with the New York Knicks, recently lauded head coach Mike Brown for his "humility" in adopting Jones' NBA Finals advice. Jones, a member of the 2025 champion Thunder, provided counsel to Brown during the Knicks' Finals run, specifically suggesting the team rewatch their Game 3 loss to the Spurs for motivation. This unusual consultation highlights Brown's open-minded approach and Jones' unique contribution despite logging zero minutes in the Finals.

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Josh Hart Claps Back at Hardaway Over Knicks Podcast Ban
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Josh Hart Claps Back at Hardaway Over Knicks Podcast Ban

Hall of Famer Tim Hardaway recently warned that NBA players should spend less time on podcasts and more on the court, invoking the late commissioner David Stern as a voice that would never have sanctioned player-run shows. New York Knicks wing Josh Hart responded with a laugh and a sarcastic retort, reminding everyone that the Knicks captured an NBA title this summer despite, or perhaps because of, their off-court chatter.

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Austin Reaves Says Knicks' Unity Fueled Their Title
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Austin Reaves Says Knicks' Unity Fueled Their Title

During the American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament, Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves told Dan Patrick that the New York Knicks’ bond was the single most important element of their championship run. In the televised interview Reaves praised the way the team “cares for one another, plays for one another,” and suggested that their chemistry is a blueprint for any organization that wants to succeed.

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Knicks' Jack Kayil Demands Immediate NBA Shot, Resists Overseas Stash
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Knicks' Jack Kayil Demands Immediate NBA Shot, Resists Overseas Stash

Jack Kayil, the Knicks' 20-year-old draft pick from Germany, is clear about his intentions: he wants to play in the NBA immediately, not be stashed overseas. The point guard, selected 39th overall, made his desire known after his Summer League debut, stating, “My goal is to play in the NBA. That’s why I went into the draft.” This declaration comes amidst a contract dispute with his former team in Berlin, though Kayil remained tight-lipped on the specifics. His clear ambition puts the ball squarely in the Knicks' court regarding his immediate future.

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Knicks Salary Cap

Full contracts → Draft history
Total Cap $262.1M
Cap Space -$97.1M
Est. Tax Bill $4.5M
Dead Cap $0
#PlayerPosAgeTypeCap HitGuaranteed
1Karl-Anthony TownsC31DVET-EXT$57.1M$57.1M
2OG AnunobySF29FA$42.5M$42.5M
3Jalen BrunsonPG30VET-EXT$37.7M$37.7M
4Mikal BridgesSF30VET-EXT$33.5M$33.5M
5Josh HartSG31VET-EXT$20.9M$20.9M
6Jose AlvaradoPG28VET-EXT$4.5M$4.5M
7Miles McBridePG26VET-EXT$4.0M$4.0M
8Pacome DadietSG21RK-1ST$3.0M$3.0M
9Tyler KolekPG25RK-2ND$2.3M$2.3M

Salary data via Spotrac. Updated daily.