The New York Knicks have made it to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since 2000 after dispatching the Boston Celtics in six games. The Knicks had been somewhat of a laughing stock for much of the last two decades or so, but have turned things around in recent years.

Could Nick Jonas be the reason why the New York Knicks are doing so well in the NBA Playoffs this year? According to Jonas, he very well just might be the reason why the Knicks have advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals (a feat they haven't accomplished in 25 years),

Some say Thibodeau played his starters too many minutes. Some say he's stubborn. Well, the Knicks are still standing.

Being led by NBA Clutch Player of the Year Jalen Brunson, the Knicks return to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since 2000. Although it seems that New York hasn't achieved much, they have found success that hasn't been seen in quite a long time.

Jalen Brunson, Mikal Bridges, and Josh Hart all won a national championship together at Villanova in 2016 (the latter two grabbed another in 2018). The camaraderie and trust that come with such a longstanding relationship are invaluable. It also makes for a lighthearted atmosphere.

In a video, Nick Jonas jokingly took credit for the success that the New York Knicks are experiencing as they face off against the Boston Celtics in the NBA playoffs. The singer said he decided to make his character in 'The Last Five Years' a fan of the basketball team,

The NBATA on Monday announced the New York Knicks training staff as the winners of the Joe O’Toole-David Craig Athletic Training Staff of the Year Award for the 2024-25 season. Smith, who spent a long stint in Dallas, leads the Knicks staff as the vice president of sports medicine.

The New York Knicks are in the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time in 25 years. But can they get past the Indiana Pacers?

With a supermax contract, high-profile endorsements and growing investment ventures, Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns is quietly crafting one of the most calculated financial legacies in the modern NBA.

Lakers legend Magic Johnson took to X to share his assessment of the Knicks' NBA playoffs success against the Celtics.