The Knicks are in touch with former No. 1 overall pick Ben Simmons to fill out one of their final two roster spots, per SNY's Ian Begley.

For the Knicks, the draft presents paths — emphasis on plural. With three picks between 24 and 38, they have to think, first and foremost, about what the roster will look like after free agency.

The Knicks made a move for Marcus Smart but could not compete. Learn more about the Knicks' challenges and strategies.

The veteran guard is a great three-point shooter, which is something the Knicks lacked in their second unit last season and ...

The New York Knicks are on the brink of a significant transformation with the recent hiring of Mike Brown as […] ...

The New York Knicks still have a roster spot left to fill. The veteran free agent market is still robust. Who should they ...

Jordan Clarkson hasn’t played a minute in a Knicks uniform yet, but his arrival in New York already signals a calculated ...

The Knicks own the 11th and 42nd picks entering the draft, which is scheduled for 8 p.m. (ET) Thursday. Katz: The Knicks have been on the prowl for a point guard since the beginning of time. There ...

But the Knicks have crafted a roster that practices hard to the 15th man and accepts what they get. What’s most important is that they’re ready when the circumstances change.

The Knicks, loaded with too many guards and not enough size, were due for a consolidation trade. The one with Toronto balanced the roster. But Barrett’s and Quickley’s emigration has ripple ...

Last year, the strategy may have backfired on the Knicks as multiple players struggled to stay healthy for the postseason run, leading to New York's second-round exit for a second consecutive year.