The Knicks are considering Mike Woodson as a coaching option. According to Ian Begley, Woodson has ties to Leon Rose and ...

Source confirms Brendan O’Connor and Knicks are closing in on deal to add O’Connor as a top assistant on Mike Brown’s staff. O’Connor has a strong defensive acumen and has worked for the Clippers ...

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You can take GSW’s Terry Stotts off of any speculative list of candidates for Mike Brown’s coaching staff. Per league sources familiar with the matter, Stotts doesn’t plan on going anywhere, will be ...

Mike Brown‘s second interview for the Knicks‘ head coaching vacancy will take place on Tuesday, according to Ian Begley of SNY.tv, who reports (via Twitter) that team owner James Dolan will be ...

With NBA free agency about to open, SNY NBA Insider Ian Begley checks in with updates about possible targets for the Knicks, including Tyus Jones and Al Horford. The discussion also covers what ...

According to Ian Begley of SNY, Jason Kidd could still leave the Dallas Mavericks for the New York Knicks. The Knicks were denied permission to speak with Kidd, but the door “is not completely ...

The New York Knicks are in touch with former No. 1 overall pick Ben Simmons to fill out one of their final two roster spots, according to SNY’s Ian Begley. While answering mailbag questions ...

SNY's Ian Begley appeared on Knicks Film School earlier this week, where he discussed the possibility of Mike Woodson becoming a candidate to replace Tom Thibodeau.

The New York Knicks filled their head coaching vacancy this week by signing two-time NBA Coach of the Year recipient Mike Brown to a four-year, $40 million deal, according to SNY reporter Ian Begley.

Per SNY insider Ian Begley, the Knicks have "checked in" on free agent backcourt man Ben Simmons, who spent parts of last season with the Los Angeles Clippers after the Brooklyn Nets bought out ...

SNY’s Ian Begley reported that the team is exercising center Ariel Hukporti’s $1.9 million team option, and planning to decline P.J. Tucker’s $3.4 million team option.