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Playoff Series Preview: Knicks vs. Pistons

1 week ago | postingandtoasting.com | Kento Kato

Photo by Chris Schwegler/NBAE via Getty Images For many reasons, it has felt like the players, and the fans were ready to get the regular season over with. The last couple of weeks of the regular season saw the players lose a bit of focus, blow leads, and continue their losing ways against the top two teams in the Eastern Conference. And the fans?
Save the Date: Knicks vs. Pistons tips off Saturday at the Garden

1 week ago | postingandtoasting.com | Russell Richardson

Photo by Mike Mulholland/Getty Images We have an official date: your New York Knicks (51-31), the third seed of the Eastern Conference, will face the upstart Detroit Pistons (44-38) in the first round. Game One will be played on Saturday, April 19, at 6pm EST at Madison Square Garden. Game 1 of Knicks-Pistons is 6pm on Saturday, NBA announces— Ian Begley (@IanBegley) April 14, 2025Few would have predicted this matchup a year ago.
Knicks 113, Nets 105: “He’s in a nice rhythm heading into the playoffs’”

1 week ago | postingandtoasting.com | Kento Kato

Photo by Juan Ocampo/NBAE via Getty Images We all tuned into the Knicks’ afternoon matinee against the Nets expecting a meaningless contest between a team that has clinched the playoffs, and a team that has been eliminated for quite some time now. And while the game ultimately ended up being meaningless for the most part, Cameron Payne, Precious Achiuwa, and Tom Thibodeau didn’t really get the memo.
Game Thread: Knicks at Nets, April 13, 2025

1 week ago | postingandtoasting.com | Russell Richardson

Photo by David L. Nemec/NBAE via Getty Images The Knicks (50–31) close the regular season Sunday against the Nets (26–55) at Barclays Center. Brooklyn, already eliminated, will try to avoid a season sweep but will be without key players like D’Angelo Russell and Cam Johnson. With nothing on the line, this game should be loosey goosey. I’ll be in the crowd representing the orange and blue, so don’t expect a recap. Tip-off is 1 pm EST on MSG. This is your game thread. This is Nets Daily.
Game Preview: Knicks at Nets, April 13, 2025

1 week ago | postingandtoasting.com | Russell Richardson

Photo by Elsa/Getty Images The Knicks (50-31) close out their regular season on Sunday against the Brooklyn Nets (26-55) at Barclays Center. With the third seed in the East already locked in, New York will face the Pistons in the first round of the playoffs. Brooklyn, meanwhile, has long been eliminated from postseason contention and will be trying to avoid a four-game season sweep.
Cavaliers 108, Knicks 102: “Madison Square Fartin’”

1 week ago | postingandtoasting.com | Russell Richardson

Photo by Dustin Satloff/Getty Images Coming off a loss last night to the Detroit Pistons, the New York Knicks (50-31) hosted the Cleveland Cavaliers (64-17) tonight at Madison Square Garden, their final home game of the regular season. With a few key Cavaliers sitting, the Knicks swooped in like a slick heist crew—Jalen Brunson the mastermind, Miles McBride the demolitions expert, and Mitchell Robinson the muscle—and dominated the first quarter 39-24.
Game Thread: Knicks vs Cavaliers, April 11, 2025

1 week ago | postingandtoasting.com | Russell Richardson

Photo by David Liam Kyle/NBAE via Getty Images Tonight, the New York Knicks (50-30) host the Cleveland Cavaliers (63-17) at Madison Square Garden. The Knicks have two regular season games remaining, and their magic number to secure the third seed is one. The Cavs, with the league’s second-best record, have already locked up their top playoff position. Cleveland has dominated this season series but may rest key players like Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland.
Pistons 115, Knicks 106: “It was good until the end, I guess.”

1 week ago | postingandtoasting.com | Russell Richardson

Photo by Mike Mulholland/Getty Images The playoffs have yet to start, but the fans at Little Caesars Arena are already in a hostile mood. If the New York Knicks (50-30) and the Detroit Pistons (44-36) lock horns for a postseason series, count on some malice in the palace. Things started well for the shorthanded Knicks, who shot nearly 60% in the first half and rode a 17–7 burst to a 62-56 lead at intermission.
Tonight’s Knicks-Pistons game could be a first-round preview

2 weeks ago | postingandtoasting.com | Sam Stein

Photo by Elsa/Getty Images The Knicks’ magic number headed into tonight’s game is one. Win one of their last three remaining games, and the number three seed in the East is theirs. TONIGHT'S NBA SLATE Knicks can clinch East No. 3 with win Pacers can clinch East top 4 with win West No. 8 Timberwolves vs. No. 6 Grizzlies (with just 1 game separating them)TNT, NBA League Pass pic.twitter.com/LkFjcsChZN— NBA (@NBA) April 10, 2025Unfortunately, the task at hand may not be as easy as it sounds.
Game Thread: Knicks at Pistons, April 10, 2025

2 weeks ago | postingandtoasting.com | Russell Richardson

Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images Tonight’s game between the New York Knicks (50-29) and Detroit Pistons (43-38) could be a wild one. The Knicks are hanging onto the third seed in the East but will be shorthanded—OG Anunoby (thumb), Josh Hart (knee), and Mitchell Robinson (ankle) are ruled out. Detroit, meanwhile, has pulled off one of the wildest turnarounds in recent memory. After going 14-68 last season, they stand a chance to claim the fifth seed.