In a deal with the Milwaukee Bucks as a part of their Khris Middleton trade with the Washington Wizards, the Knicks brought in veteran guard Delon Wright in exchange for Jericho S

Jalen Brunson has been shining bright for the Knicks when they need it the most, and that was again the case during Monday's back-and-forth battle with the Houston Rockets.

After posting 42 points and 10 assists in a comeback win over the Rockets Monday night, Knicks point guard Jalen Brunson partook in an interview on the court with MSG Network’s Alan Hahn. Hahn asked, “What turned in that fourth quarter?” “F–king a–hole,” Brunson responded as he retreated back and looked over his shoulder.

Jalen Brunson had 42 points and 10 assists, breaking a tie with Carmelo Anthony for third on the franchise list with his 18th 40-point game with the Knicks, and New York beat the Houston Rockets 124-118 on Monday night.

Clutch antics from Jalen Brunson allowed the Knicks to escape with yet another victory, as they downed the Toronto Raptors by a 121-115 final at Scotiabank Arena. Brunson led all Knicks with 28 points while Karl-Anthony Towns put up 27 points and 20 rebounds, nine of the offensive variety.

Knicks were looking for an answer at the backup center position. There are questions about Mitchell Robinson's health, and Jericho Sims was not taking advantage of the opportunities given to him. The post The Knicks: Impact Of A Quiet NBA Trade Deadline appeared first on Stadium Rant.

The Knicks decided to hold onto Mitchell Robinson and keep their current roster intact. Will their cautiousness pay off in the playoffs?

The New York Knicks are content with their team after the trade deadline passed earlier this week. The Knicks didn't make any big moves after trading for Mikal Bridges and Karl-Anthony Towns over the offseason,