State Of The New York Knicks

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?

State of the New York Knicks Podcast – Episode 393 Reacting to the Loss to Indiana + Offseason Plans & Trade TargetsIn this episode, I break down how I really feel about the Knicks' loss to Indiana, what went wrong, and who I believe deserves the blame — coaching, injuries, certain players... we're talking all of it.But it's not all negative — I'm also looking ahead with some optimism for the offseason. I lay out my personal trade target list, and leading the way?

Welcome back to State of the New York Knicks, Episode 392! In this one, State diving deep into the fire — talking epic 3-1 comebacks in NBA history, the historic numbers Jalen Brunson is putting up in these playoffs, and the big question on every Knicks fan's mind: can New York pull off the impossible and win this series? Whether you're riding the highs or bracing for the fight ahead, this episode brings the passion, the stats, and the hope. Don't forget to check out the links below for our official merch, YouTube channel, Reddit community, Twitch streams, and more. Let's rally, Knicks Nation — this story's not over yet!https://www.twitch.tv/statesnykgaminghttps://www.youtube.com/@SNYKPodcasthttps://www.reddit.com/user/stateofthenyk/https://snykpodcast.substack.com/https://snyk-pod.printify.me/

Continuing the Conversation on Karl-Anthony Towns + Key Knicks Stats during the playoffs I'm back with another one — still talking Karl-Anthony Towns and how his impact continues to shape this series. But we're also diving into some important stats and trends involving Josh Hart, Jalen Brunson, and a few other key Knicks who are stepping up — or struggling — when it matters most.It's a real breakdown of what's going right, what's not, and where the Knicks need to adjust heading into the next matchup.

In this one, State break down Karl-Anthony Towns' dominant 4th quarter performance that helped keep the Knicks' season alive — now trailing 2-1 in the series.I also take a moment to address some of the criticism coming my way about how I run the podcast and host Twitter Spaces. Not everyone's going to agree with the style — and that's fine — but I speak directly on it here.

We're diving deep into the Knicks' struggles in this playoff series as they fall down 2-0 to the Pacers. In this episode, Ed Memphis joins the show and brings real heat, especially when it comes to Jalen Brunson's leadership and playstyle.While Ed's got strong critiques—some of which I don't fully agree with—you'll want to hear his raw, unfiltered take on what Brunson is doing right, where things are falling apart, and what needs to change fast if the Knicks are going to turn this series around.From coaching decisions to locker room mentality, we're breaking it all down.

Yo, what's good Knicks fans and hoop heads all around — I'm here with one of the co-commissioners of the legendary Kingdom Basketball Tournament held right on 115th and Lenox in the heart of Harlem. If you know, you know — that's where real basketball lives in the summer.We're talkin' hoops culture, how Harlem continues to shape the game, and of course, the state of the New York Knicks — past, present, and what's next for this squad we ride with every season.Whether you're a diehard fan from the Garden or someone who lives and breathes blacktop battles uptown, this one's for you.

Welcome to episode 386 of the show, and Knicks fans — what a time to be alive! Your New York Knicks are up 3-1 on the Boston Celtics in the playoffs, and we've got a ton to talk about. From clutch performances to game-changing moments, this episode breaks it all down. Before we dive in, make sure to check the links below — hit that YouTube subscribe button, grab some fresh Knicks merch, and join the conversation on Reddit. Let's get into it!reddit.com/user/stateofthenyk/https://snykpodcast.substack.com/https://www.youtube.com/@SNYKPodcasthttps://snyk-pod.printify.me/

Episode 385: Pre-Game 3 Prayer – Knicks Up 2-0Knick fans… let us bow our heads in gratitude.The energy is electric. The Garden has spoken. And now, as we march into Game 3 with a 2-0 lead, we pause to give thanks—to Brunson's brilliance, to Hart's hustle, to Thibodeau's tenacity. The mission is far from over, but the message is clear: New York is here. So whether you're pacing your living room or posted up in your lucky seat, take a breath, lock in, and remember—we do this together. Listen to my pre game 3 prayer. Click on links below for youtube channel, merch, reddit post, twitch and morehttps://x.com/bmorelikestatehttps://www.twitch.tv/statesnykgaminghttps://snykpodcast.substack.com/https://snyk-pod.printify.me/https://www.reddit.com/user/stateofthenyk/

Episode 383: Knicks vs Celtics Preview – What This Series Means for the KnicksThis is the one we've been waiting for — Knicks vs Boston in the second round. Solo pod today. I'm breaking down the matchup, the keys to the series, and what this moment means for the Knicks as a franchise.This ain't just about X's and O's — it's legacy, it's pride, it's New York vs Boston. Let's talk about it.

hat a night at Madison Square Garden. The Knicks just made history in Game 3, with four players scoring 20+ points — the first time that's happened in a playoff game since 1972. The energy was off the charts, the ball was moving, and the team delivered on both ends of the floor.And when it came to the fourth quarter? Jalen Brunson turned into Jalen Iverson — cold-blooded, clutch, unstoppable. It was a takeover performance and the Garden was shaking.We're breaking it all down in today's episode — the impact, the intensity, and what this means heading into Game 4.And Knicks fans — don't forget to click the links in the description: grab some merch, check out the YouTube channel, join the Reddit postgame thread, hit the gaming channel, and more. Show love, support the squad, and rep the orange and blue loud and proud.Let's get into it.https://www.twitch.tv/statesnykgaminghttps://x.com/bmorelikestatehttps://www.youtube.com/@SNYKPodcasthttps://www.reddit.com/user/stateofthenyk/https://snykpodcast.substack.com/

State of the New York Knicks Podcast – Episode 380Happy Easter to all the Knicks fans out there. Episode 380 of the State of the New York Knicks Podcast breaks down Game 1 of the Knicks vs Pistons series—and what a way to open the playoffs.The Knicks looked like they were on the ropes, down 98-90—but then came an historic 21-0 run that completely flipped the game. State dives into how Cam Payne and Jalen Brunson took over when the moment looked out of reach, and how their energy sparked one of the most memorable playoff runs in recent memory.Karl-Anthony Towns and OG Anunoby also stepped up with star performances, giving the Knicks a balanced and dangerous attack that the Pistons had no answer for.Let's talk about what happened—how it happened—and what it means for the rest of the series.Knicks fans, click the links below for full episodes, merch, written content, YouTube lives, and more. State is locked in—make sure you are too.https://x.com/bmorelikestatehttps://www.youtube.com/@SNYKPodcasthttps://www.twitch.tv/statesnykgaminghttps://snyk-pod.printify.me/https://snykpodcast.substack.com/

Welcome to Episode 379 of the State of the New York Knicks Podcast.This episode is all about the numbers behind the Knicks vs Pistons playoff matchup. State breaks down where the Knicks have the advantage, what the data says about the Pistons' weaknesses, and exactly what New York should be attacking if they want to control this series. No fluff—just what matters going into Game 1.Knicks fans, click the links below for everything: full podcast episodes, merch, articles, YouTube lives, and more. Lock in.https://www.twitch.tv/statesnykgaminghttps://snyk-pod.printify.me/https://www.youtube.com/@SNYKPodcasthttps://snykpodcast.substack.com/https://x.com/bmorelikestate

Welcome to Episode 378 of the State of the New York Podcast. First live stream in two months—back on the mic, upgraded setup, and we're jumping right into it.Tonight, I'm breaking down the current state of Knicks media. Some of these beat reporters are out here disrespecting the fanbase just to prop up the coach, and I've got thoughts. This isn't about agendas—it's about accountability.Plus, we're talking Knicks vs Pistons in the playoffs. I'm giving you my honest take on the matchup, what the Knicks need to lock in on, and why this series isn't going to be as simple as some people think.Knicks fans—check the links below for everything: podcast platforms, merch, articles, YouTube lives, and more. Let's talk.https://www.reddit.com/user/stateofthenyk/https://www.youtube.com/@SNYKPodcasthttps://snyk-pod.printify.me/https://snykpodcast.substack.com/https://www.twitch.tv/statesnykgaming

In Episode 377 of the State of the New York Knicks podcast, I'm taking it back to that heated Twitter Space convo with fellow Knicks fans after the tough loss to the Celtics. We were all sounding off about why Coach Thibs didn't foul before Jayson Tatum knocked down that game-tying three, and even Lloyd Banks pulled up to give his take. It was one of those classic Knicks fan debates—passionate, unfiltered, and real. As always, make sure to follow me on Twitter to tap into the next Space, grab some exclusive Knicks merch, subscribe to the YouTube for more reactions and breakdowns, join the Reddit fam, and hit the links below for articles and everything else Knicks. Knicks tape, all day.