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2025 NBA Draft: Latest Knicks rumors and predictions

4 days ago | postingandtoasting.com | Russell Richardson

Photo by Jeff Haynes/NBAE via Getty Images The New York Knicks approach the 2025 NBA Draft with a modest hand: a single second-round pick at No. 50 overall. With their first-round selection previously dealt away, this year’s draft won’t be about splashy moves, unless Leon Rose has something tricky up his sleeve. The 2025 NBA Draft will take place June 25 (ABC/ESPN) and June 26 (ESPN), with both nights beginning at 8 p.m. ET.
Knicks Offseason Watch: Coaching Finalists and Budget Free Agents

1 week ago | postingandtoasting.com | Russell Richardson

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REPORT: Knicks interested in targeting Grizzlies’ Jaren Jackson Jr.

1 week ago | postingandtoasting.com | Kento Kato

Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images Even with the NBA Finals being as close as it can be with the series tied at two a piece, much of the national media’s coverage of the league has been around the Knicks and their offseason. Who will they hire to replace Tom Thibodeau? Are they going to trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo, or Kevin Durant? And what will become of Mikal Bridges and the extension that he will be eligible for in less than a month?
Obi Toppin, Tom Thibodeau, and why the Knicks had to move on

2 weeks ago | postingandtoasting.com | Russell Richardson

Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports Watching Obi Toppin drill big threes and make hustle plays for the Pacers in the Finals last night brought back a familiar frustration: Tom Thibodeau never figured out how to use him effectively in New York. OBI TOPPIN LACES BACK-TO-BACK THREES pic.twitter.com/4QhA500fef— NBA TV (@NBATV) June 14, 2025Drafted eighth by the Knicks in 2020, Toppin had the promise to be more than a backup to Julius Randle.
A letter to Knicks fans stressing over the team’s coaching search

2 weeks ago | postingandtoasting.com | Kento Kato

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Pat Riley, the Knicks, and a grudge that still burns - VICE TV’s The Grudge finale hits close to home

2 weeks ago | postingandtoasting.com | Russell Richardson

Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images As Knicks fans debate the team’s future and coaching direction, VICE TV’s The Grudge closes its first season with an episode that’s close to our hearts: Pat Riley vs. The New York Knicks. It will premiere Wednesday, June 11 at 10 PM ET—almost 30 years to the day of Riley’s infamous resignation fax. The series explores some of sports’ most volatile rivalries, from Shaq vs. Kobe to McGregor vs. Khabib. But the finale hits home.
Knicks Media Roundup: After firing Thibodeau, what comes next?

3 weeks ago | postingandtoasting.com | Russell Richardson

Photo by Garrett Ellwood/NBAE via Getty Images The New York Knicks’ decision to fire head coach Tom Thibodeau after reaching the Eastern Conference Finals has dominated headlines, stirring up questions about what NBA teams expect from their leaders, how organizations define success, and whether merit still matters in modern coaching. Eric Koreen of The Athletic examines the firing through a philosophical lens. He questions what fans really want from coaches.
What went right and what went wrong for the Knicks in the 2025 playoffs

3 weeks ago | postingandtoasting.com | Kento Kato

Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images This year’s playoff run will go down as one of the most memorable ones in franchise history for a myriad of reasons. Their first-round matchup against a feisty up-and-coming Pistons team was a fun and close one that saw multiple games come down to the last possession and was highlighted by Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns exchanging clutch shots.
REPORT: Knicks fire Tom Thibodeau

3 weeks ago | postingandtoasting.com | Kento Kato

Trevor Ruszkowski-Imagn Images Over the last few years, no coach has caused more division within a fan base than Tom Thibodeau. To his supporters, he was a culture-setter who noticeably raised the floor of the Knicks and got them to consistently be prepared, play hard, and hold each other accountable. But, to his critics, he was a stubborn coach who was at times too slow to adjust and drove fans mad over his rotations, isolation-heavy offense, and lack of experimentation.
Posting & Toasting summer mailbag invite

3 weeks ago | postingandtoasting.com | Matthew Miranda

Trevor Ruszkowski-Imagn Images The Knick season ended 60 hours ago. Those are the first words I’ve written since. You can’t know until you start writing about your favorite team that there are light years of distance between your feelings and desires as a fan versus your feelings and desires as a writer. You know how amped you get as a fan before a big game? Like, how you felt between the Celtic and Pacer series? When I watch regular-season games, I’m rarely all that bothered.