State Of The New York Knicks

In this episode, I host a Twitter post-game Space with Knicks fans to break down an ugly loss to the Magic. I get straight into why we fell apart.OG Anunoby didn't make his first field goal until halfway through the third quarter and took only four shots while Franz Wagner outplayed him all night. Karl-Anthony Towns was a non-factor, with his only meaningful basket coming on a fourth-quarter catch-and-shoot three. Outside of that, he gave us nothing.Brunson had 16 points late in the second quarter, and the next highest scorer was Shamet with five. That can't happen. We also let Desmond Bane get comfortable even though he's been struggling from three all season. Orlando didn't even have Paolo Banchero, yet Da Silva and Goga Bitadze came off the bench and controlled the game.The team shot 11-for-36 from three, committed 14 turnovers, and finished with only 37 rebounds. Hart, Shamet, Clarkson, and Brunson combined to shoot 4-for-17 from deep. Deuce McBride once again offered no offensive impact and no playmaking.I break all of this down with the Knicks community in a blunt, unfiltered post-game conversation.Click the links below for merch, youtube, podcast links and more.Click the links below for the podcast, articles, merch, YouTube channel, and more.Click the links below for:

The Knicks stay hot, scoring 130 points for the third straight game — the first time in franchise history. Jalen Brunson is my Player of the Game for the second time this season after another dominant performance: 30+ points, 10+ assists, and 5+ rebounds. That's his fifth time reaching those numbers as a Knick, tying him with Stephon Marbury and Ray Williams for third-most in team history.I break down how the Knicks offense is evolving, give a shoutout to Jordan Clarkson, and reflect on the lives of two Knicks legends — Michael Ray Richardson and Lenny Wilkens — who both sadly passed away this week.Click the links below for the podcast, articles, merch, YouTube channel, and more.Click the links below for:

The Knicks stay undefeated at home, DOMINATING the Brooklyn Nets and improving to 6-0 at MSG! Mitchell Robinson makes NBA history, posting an insane +40 in under 18 minutes — the first player ever to do it! New York is rolling on a 4-game winning streak, looking to make it 5 straight against the Grizzlies — while Ja Morant continues to struggle.Join me and Knicks fans in this live postgame Twitter Space as we break down the win, talk player performances, and look ahead to what's next for the hottest team in the East outside of Pistons and Cavs. Click the links below for the podcast, articles, merch, YouTube channel, and more.Click the links below for:

It's your boy State, back with another solo episode of the State of the New York Knicks Podcast. The Knicks are 5-0 at home, and we're diving deep into what's been making this team click at the Garden. I'm breaking down the home win streak, the team's 3-point surge, and Mitchell Robinson's continued dominance on the boards.We're also talking about Jalen Brunson's impact on the Knicks' identity, how he's elevating everyone around him, and even touching on Fat Joe's recent comments about Thibodeau declining to do a interview on his podcast with Jadakiss because of a World Wide West mention — Also getting into team stats and more

It's your boy State, back with another postgame edition of the State of the New York Knicks Podcast, coming straight from our Twitter Space. The Knicks just took down the Timberwolves for their third straight win, and you already know we had to talk about it!Mitchell Robinson was my player of the game — only 8 points, but 10 rebounds with 9 offensive boards in under 20 minutes! That's the most ever by a Knicks center playing under 20 minutes. Absolute domination on the glass.OG Anunoby kept that energy rolling with 25 points, Jalen Brunson dished out 10 assists, and Josh Hart was lights out from deep — 4-for-5 from three with 18 points. Even Deuce McBride came through strong, dropping 14 points off the bench. Everybody ate tonight.We're breaking down all the key moments, rotations, and energy from this one — plus what this win streak means moving forward for the Knicks.From here on out, I'll be posting every episode of the State of the New York Knicks Podcast on Spotify and all streaming platforms, so make sure you tap in and stay locked.

What's up Knicks fans — it's State, and I'm back with another solo episode of the State of the New York Knicks Podcast!In this one, I'm breaking down the Knicks' 2-game winning streak with solid wins over the Wizards and Bulls. I talk about how Josh Hart has been heating up lately and the energy he's bringing on both ends. I also get into Jordan Clarkson's impact — his defense, his fit, and how he's changing the tempo off the bench. And of course, I've got thoughts on Jalen Brunson's three-point shot, how confident he looks right now, and what that means for the offense moving forward.It's a solo pod, straight from me — real talk, real Knicks energy, and no filter.

It's me, State, back with another episode — and this time I'm joined by Knicks fans from Twitter to vent, debate, and break down this tough stretch. The Knicks are on a 3-game losing streak, and we let Josh Giddey drop 32, 10, and 9 on us. The defense? Still searching. The rotations? Still messy.We get into why players are still trying to find their roles, what's going on with Josh Hart's early-season struggles, and why it's time for some accountability across the board.My Player of the Game once again goes to Mikal Bridges

It's a solo pod today — just me breaking down everything going on in Knicks world. I talk about the team's defensive issues and what needs to change if we want to be taken seriously as contenders.Then I dive into Amar'e Stoudemire's recent comments about Carmelo Anthony, what he said, whether he's right or wrong, and how that era really shaped where the Knicks are today.I also get into Phil Jackson's book — some wild stories, his perspective on the triangle, and what I think he got completely wrong about New York basketball.

Twitter Post Game Space me and Knick fans break down the Knicks' tough loss to the Milwaukee Bucks. Mikal Bridges earns Player of the Game honors after another strong performance — one of the few bright spots on a rough night. Jalen Brunson came to play too, but beyond that? Things got ugly.We talk about Karl-Anthony Towns' rough shooting night, OG Anunoby's struggles, and how the Knicks simply couldn't slow down Giannis in the fourth quarter. What went wrong? What needs to change heading into the next matchup? We break it all down.

It's State from SNYK with Eru from @Diehardknickspc, back with another Die Hard State Of Mind Episode!The Knicks fall 115-107 to the Miami Heat, and we're breaking it all down — the good, the bad, and everything in between. We take a deep dive into the team's performance, the numbers that stand out, and who showed up on the court.Jalen Brunson was my Player of the Game — we talk about his impact, his stats, and why he continues to carry this squad.We also get into the recent NBA gambling scandal, what it means for the league and the players, and wrap up with a real conversation Is Jalen Brunson a superstar?

The Knicks start the season 2-0! In this episode, we break down the action and highlight Karl-Anthony Towns as our Player of the Game. We also dive into Mike Brown's use of zone defenses, KAT's move to starting at center, and Deuce McBride's first start of the season. Tyler Kolek is beasting as well. Tune in, Knicks fans — it's an exciting start to the year!

Join me, State, for Episode 429 of the State Of New York Knicks Podcast, coming to you live from Fred's Wines and Liquor in Harlem as I break down the Knicks' season opener in real time. I'm going solo on this one, giving you my unfiltered thoughts on the game, the energy in the building, and why OG Anunoby was my Player of the Game. Tap in for real Knicks talk straight from Harlem — passionate, authentic, and for the culture. Click the links below to listen, subscribe, and stay locked in for more Knicks content!

The Knicks Season Opener is here, but injuries to Mitchell Robinson and Josh Hart have shaken up the rotation early. Mike Brown now has a unique opportunity to test some of the team's young talent right out the gate.Can Mohamed Diawara, Ariel Hukporti, and Pacome Dadiet step up and make an impact? With New York needing size and forward depth, these young prospects could be key pieces in keeping the Knicks competitive until the roster is back to full strength. I dont see Kolek playing as of yet.

Previewing the Knicks roster and coaches for this upcoming season tune in

The Knicks preseason is in the books, and State & Eru break down everything you need to know heading into the regular season! We're talking:

What's up, Knicks fam! In this episode of Die Hard State of Mind, I'm joined by the one and only Eru from @Diehardknickspc as we break down everything going on in this Knicks preseason. We talk about the new pieces on the roster, how the team is shaping up, and of course—we had to touch on the Giannis trade rumors and what all the buzz could mean for the league if it ever comes to life.We also get into some thoughts on Coach Thibs and what adjustments we're hoping to see this year. Real talk, real Knicks talk—you already know how we do.

What's good, Knicks fam! In Episode 426 of the State of the New York Knicks Podcast, I'm breaking down the Knicks' big home win over the Timberwolves and what it means as we start the preseason 3-0!We talk lineups, rotations, and early chemistry — plus I highlight the two guys who've been holding it down all preseason: Mikal Bridges and Mitchell Robinson. These two have looked like our best players so far, and I get into how their energy and consistency are setting the tone for the rest of the squad.Tap in as I also cover what's working, what needs tweaking, and what to watch for in the final preseason stretch.

What's up, Knicks fam! This episode is a live Twitter Space reaction with me and fellow Knicks fans, recorded right after our first preseason game — and what a start to the year!We went up against the Sixers in Abu Dhabi and came out with the W. Mitchell Robinson looked like a beast out there — 7 points, 16 rebounds in just 18 minutes. Total domination. Deuce McBride brought the energy off the bench with some smooth beep bop boop dribble moves and finished with 12 points. And of course, Mikal Bridges had a solid showing in his first run with the squad.The vibes were high, the reactions were raw — this is that unfiltered Knicks talk straight from the fans. Also, Lloyd Banks the Queens legend joins the pod to talk Knicks with Knick fans as well.

What's up, Knicks fans! In this episode, I break down the Knicks' first preseason game of the year — and what a way to start the season! We kicked things off all the way in Abu Dhabi against the Sixers, and came out with a win.Mitchell Robinson was an absolute force, putting up a dominant performance with 7 points and 16 rebounds in just 18 minutes — pure hustle. Deuce McBride gave us a nice little scoring burst too, dropping 12 points and showing off some slick beep bop boop dribble moves. Mikal Bridges also looked solid out there in his Knicks debut, fitting in nicely with the squad.Tune in as I give my thoughts on the game, player performances, and what it means for the season ahead.

I go over the most important news and takeaways from the first three days of Knicks Training Camp. I talk about Josh Hart's lingering finger injury, the team's emphasis on pace and space, and the early signs around the starting lineup. I share what stood out from Coach Mike Brown's comments, including talk of increased three-point shooting, new sets being installed, and his goal of defining roles before preseason begins. I also touch on Jalen Brunson's offseason rest and weight loss, OG Anunoby's DPOY and All-Defensive team goals, Mitchell Robinson's approach to the season, and Patrick Ewing's visit to camp. Plus, the first scrimmage of training camp finally took place. Click the links below for the full episode, related articles, and more Knicks content.

What's up Knicks fans – it's State, and I'm back with another episode of the State Of The New York Knicks Podcast. In this one, we're breaking down everything that stood out from Knicks Media Day 2025.From Mike Brown giving us some real insight on how he's thinking about the rotations, to Josh Hart revealing he re-injured that finger over the summer – there's a lot to unpack. I'm giving you my unfiltered thoughts on all the key takeaways, plus what this means heading into training camp.Tap in with me – this is one you don't wanna miss.

On this episode of State of the New York Knicks, I'm joined by my guy Rico — the mastermind behind OBXB merch straight outta Harlem. We chop it up about:

What's up Knicks fans — in this episode, I dive deep into the latest buzz surrounding the New York Knicks. Are the Knicks really considering trading Deuce McBride or one of the young guys to make room for a vet? I give you my take on the rumors and what it means for our young core.We also take a close look at the current coaching staff, the dynamics going into training camp, and some early war stories from the Knicks' training camp battles — who's stepping up and who might be on the outside looking in?And of course, we're talking about Carmelo Anthony. Should the Knicks finally retire Melo's #7 and hang it in the Garden rafters? I give you my honest opinion on his legacy and what he meant to the franchise.Tap in, Knicks fam — and don't forget to click the links below to support the show, subscribe, and follow on all platforms. Let's get it.

In Episode 418, I tap in with some casual Knicks talk — breaking down offseason moves, the state of the roster, and early thoughts heading into the new season. Then I switch it up with some Fantasy Football talk as the season kicks off. I go over a few leagues I'm in, sleeper picks, and who I think is ready to break out.But this episode also takes a moment to reflect — we talk about 9/11, where I was when it happened, and how that day changed the world. I also bring up Lloyd Banks' powerful story — how he was shot, and woke up in the hospital to the news of the Twin Towers falling. A real moment that puts everything in perspective.This episode is a mix of sports, reflection, and real life — just me talking with the community.

In Episode 417, I tap in with the Knicks Twitter community to break down some starting lineup ideas for the upcoming season. I talk about the combos I wanna see, the ones I don't, and how we can maximize this roster. Should we go big? Stay small? Let's really talk about it. Maybe Yabu in the starting lineup or Malcolm Brogdon if he makes the team? Pacome Dadiet? Lloyd Banks pulls up to the convo with knick fansThen I switch it up with some Fantasy Football talk — sharing my thoughts on draft strategies, sleepers, and bold picks for the season. You already know how we do.If you rock with the pod, make sure you click the links below for merch, extra content, and ways to support. Appreciate all the love from Knicks Twitter and beyond!#KnicksTwitter #KnicksTape #FantasyFootball #StateOfTheKnicks #NYKPodcastLet me know if you want a pinned tweet or IG caption version too.Get smarter responses, upload files and images, and more.Click the links below for merch, articles, and more:

(Excuse the error I said 38% from 3 I meant to say 28% from 3, also I said 2013 I meant to say 2023 I apologize fans) In this episode, I break down the Knicks' latest move — signing Malcolm Brogdon to a 1-year non-guaranteed deal. I share my thoughts on what this means for the roster, how Brogdon fits into the current rotation, and whether this is a smart low-risk, high-reward signing by the front office. Is this just a depth move, or could Brogdon carve out a real role on this team? Let's dive into it all — tune in and let's talk Knicks!

What's up, Knicks fans! In this episode, I'm breaking down my Top 5 burning questions heading into this upcoming season. Is it championship or bust for this squad? Who's going to sacrifice the most for the greater good? Who's locking down that 5th starter spot? What position will KAT actually play in this lineup? And that's just the beginning.I've got some real thoughts to share, and I want to hear yours too—so tune in, tap in, and let's talk Knicks basketball!

In this episode, me and Knick fans on twitter dive into what Mike Brown brings to the Knicks and how his coaching style can elevate key players on the roster. We also break down the recent additions to his coaching staff and what they mean for the team's development moving forward. Plus, we take an early look at the Knicks' upcoming schedule and what matchups fans should circle.Switching gears, we chop it up with some football talk—covering the latest headlines and storylines as the NFL season approaches. And to top it off, NYC's own Lloyd Banks joins the conversation to share his thoughts on sports music and more. Click the links below for merch, articles, and more:

In Episode 413, I share my thoughts on the newly released 2025–26 New York Knicks schedule.I break down:The most challenging stretches of the seasonWhy March stands out as the toughest month for the Knicks and could seriously impact playoff positioningHow November might be the perfect time for the Knicks to build early momentum and possibly take control of the Eastern ConferenceKey matchups, back-to-backs, and road trips to keep an eye onIf you're a Knicks fan looking to get ahead of the season, this episode is a must-listen.Click the links below for merch, articles, and more:

In this episode, I break down Deuce McBride's growth and what his role could look like this upcoming season under Mike Brown and how Brown can help him at this point of his career. I also talk about the Knicks' latest coaching hire—Chris Jent—as the new assistant head coach and what he brings to the table.I shift over to football to highlight some rookie standouts from the Giants' preseason and give my early thoughts on the Jets as they gear up for the season.Make sure you click the links below for merch, articles, and more content!Click the links below for merch, articles, and more:

Welcome to Part 2 of Episode 411 of the State of the New York Knicks Podcast! In this part, I'm shifting the focus to a name that just won't go away — Ben Simmons.I dive into whether Simmons is still a realistic option for the Knicks, what his current value is, how he could (or couldn't) fit into this roster, and what the front office might be thinking.This is one of those conversations Knicks fans need to be tapped into.If you haven't already, make sure you check out Part 1, where I break down Mike Brown and the assistant coaching search.

Welcome to Episode 411 of the State of the New York Knicks Podcast! This is a 2-part episode, and in Part 1, I'm really focusing on Mike Brown and what his potential addition could mean for the Knicks' assistant coaching staff.I break down his coaching background, what he brings to the table, and how he might fit into the Knicks' system. If you're a Knicks fan, you'll definitely want to tap in and hear this breakdown.

In Episode 410 of the State Of The New York Knicks Podcast, host State reacts to the major news: Mikal Bridges re-signs with the Knicks on a 4-year, $150 million deal. What does this mean for the roster moving forward? State breaks down how the contract keeps the Knicks financially flexible and allows them to operate under the second apron for the next three years.Tune in for honest insight, cap breakdowns, and what this move says about the Knicks' long-term vision.

In this episode, I dive into the potential Mike Brown–Jalen Brunson combo and explore what Brown could bring to the table to elevate Brunson's game even further.I break down:

In this episode of State Of The New York Knicks, I talk about the Knicks being granted permission by the Timberwolves to speak with Pablo Prigioni for an assistant coach position — and what his potential return could mean for the staff.I also dive into the latest reports about the Knicks looking to re-sign Mikal Bridges. But I've got a different take — I don't think that's the right move right now. In my opinion, the Knicks should either explore trading him or let him play out the season and reassess. I break down why.Click the link below to listen and hear my full take!Tap in, tune up, and get involved:

In this episode of Die Hard State Of Mind, me and Eru dive into everything going on with the Knicks right now. We break down the hiring of the new head coach and what it means for the direction of the team. We also get into the current roster, Ben Simmons rumors, Summer League standouts, and the potential impact of Mikal Bridges.A lot to cover and a lot to say — you don't wanna miss this one.Click the link below to listen and stay tapped in with us!Tap in, tune up, and get involved:

In this episode of State Of The New York Knicks, I give you my final thoughts on the Knicks' 2025 Summer League. I break down who stood out, who made a real case for themselves, and what it all means for the roster going forward. From standout performances to players who surprised me, I'm wrapping it all up right here.Click the links below to listen, subscribe, and stay locked in with the showTap in, tune up, and get involved:

In this episode of the State of the New York Knicks Podcast, I dive into the standout performances from the Knicks' Summer League. Even with a 1-4 record, there were some real bright spots—Dink Pate and Mohamed Diawara stood out with their athleticism, energy, and playmaking ability. I break down what I saw from these young talents and why I believe they could be a spark for the Knicks moving forward.I also talk about the importance of integrating youth into the rotation and how these guys might fit into the bigger picture for the franchise's future.

In this episode of State Of The New York Knicks, I dive into the Knicks' Summer League Game 1 and break down everything you need to know with some Knick fans. The young guys hit the floor in Vegas, and while the score isn't everything, there were definitely some standout performances that Knicks fans should be excited about.First and foremost, Pacome Dadiet looked really solid — flashing the potential we hoped to see. He played with confidence, had some great moments on both ends of the floor, and gave us a glimpse of what the future might look like. Along with Pacome, I highlight three other players who impressed me and could be making a strong case for a role with the team moving forward.Let's talk about what went right, what still needs work, and how this young squad is starting to take shape.Click the links below for more Knicks content, breakdowns, and future episodes.Let's go Knicks!Tap in, tune up, and get involved:

Yo, what's good Knicks Nation! Welcome to Episode 403 of the State of the New York Knicks Podcast.In this one, I'm talking about the Knicks resigning Mitch, what Mikal Bridges means for the squad, and everything else heating up around the Garden this offseason. You already know I've got takes, insight, and some honest talk about where we're headed.

In Episode 402, we're breaking down the signings of Jordan Clarkson and Guerschon Yabusele — two underrated pickups that could play a major role this season.I dive into how Clarkson brings scoring firepower and how Yabusele adds strength, versatility, and toughness to the frontcourt. We talk fit, impact, and how this changes the Knicks' rotation, identity, and ceiling going into the 2025 season. I also get into why I dont want Deuce Mcbride in the starting lineup and more Tap in, tune up, and get involved:

In this episode, I break down everything that went down on Knicks Twitter Day — the drama, the debates, the overreactions — and give you my honest take on the state of the fanbase right now. Tap in, tune up, and get involved:

Episode 400 – Free Agency Begins: Knicks Make Early Moves + Dink Pate & Coaching UpdateIn this milestone 400th episode, I break down the Knicks' opening moves in 2025 NBA Free Agency. The team wasted no time, signing Jordan Clarkson and Guerschon Yabusele to bolster the bench with scoring and toughness.I also talk about the Knicks' top undrafted rookie pickup: Dink Pate, a 6'8" playmaking guard (19 years old) with serious upside if he develops the right way. Could he be a sleeper?On the coaching front, Mike Brown has emerged as the frontrunner for the Knicks' head coaching job. I explain why his defensive mindset and experience might be exactly what this team needs.And yeah—we need to talk about roster balance. If the Knicks plan to start Mitchell Robinson and Karl-Anthony Towns together in the front court, I explain why it might be time to consider trading either Mikal Bridges or OG Anunoby. You just can't play all five at once—and something's gotta give.Don't forget to click the links below for exclusive Knicks merch, show support, and more content as we head into the heart of the offseason.Thanks for riding with me for 400 episodes—let's keep it going.Tap in, tune up, and get involved:

Episode 399 – Knicks Draft Mohamed Diawara at 51: What It Means for the FutureIn this episode, I break down the Knicks' selection at pick number 51 in the 2025 NBA Draft: Mohamed Diawara, a 6'9" forward from France with a 7'4" wingspan and serious defensive upside. I dive into what made the Knicks take a chance on him, how he fits into the current roster, and whether we'll see him in Vegas Summer League or stashed overseas for development.I also share my thoughts on the front office's draft-night strategy, why this pick could pay off long-term, and what fans should realistically expect from Diawara in the coming year. Also talk about the coaching search and moreAnd as always—don't forget to click the links below for exclusive merch, show support, and more Knicks content.

Welcome back to State of the New York Knicks, episode 398. I've got a loaded episode for you today.I'm breaking down the Knicks' interview with James Borrego, the former Hornets head coach — what I think of the move, and how he might fit if he ends up leading this team. Then I'm diving into a bold take: why I believe the Knicks should trade for LaMelo Ball.Plus, with the NBA Draft still going, I'm taking a look at the second-round prospects the Knicks are keeping an eye on — names you might not know now, but could be big later.If you're listening to the audio version, don't forget to check out the links below for more Knicks content:

In this episode of State of the New York Knicks, we're talking about the Knicks' head coaching search—and yes, they've officially interviewed Minnesota Timberwolves assistant coach Micah Nori for the job. What does he bring to the table, and how could he change the Knicks' culture?