Earlier this afternoon the Knicks broke the news that Kemba Walker will be booted from the starting lineup and rotation. Thibodeau says it's for the time being and that the Knicks want some size in there. We briefly analyze the move in this emergency episode. 

NYY-NYK Question of the Day: True or False? Tim Hardaway Jr. ranks top-10 in Knicks history for three-pointers made.

After taking a pitiful loss to the Suns on Friday night, the Knicks bounced back with what may've been their best victory of the season on Saturday night in Atlanta. The 'Bockers took down their new rivals behind great defense and a collective effort from the youth!

NYY-NYK Question of the Day: Outside of last postseason, when was the last time the Knicks and Hawks met in the playoffs, and who won the series?

The Knicks took down the Lakers on Tuesday night at the Garden. After an incredibly fast start for New York, the Lakers came storming back late in the first half and into the third quarter. The Knicks eventually pulled away though thanks to another brilliant effort by their bench. Los Angeles fell to under .500 at the time and the Knicks 10-8.

NYY-NYK Question of the Day: True or False? In Tracy McGrady’s Knick debut he scored 26 points, his most of the 2009-10 season.

The Knicks split this weekend against the Rockets and Bulls in two tight games yet for some reason it still feels like they were blown out in both. Things are certainly not awfully grim but they are concerning. We have lots to discuss in this one, mainly analyzing this stagnant Knick offense.

NYY-NYK Question of the Day: Bill Bradley played his entire NBA career with the New York Knicks. In which year did he make the All-Star team?

The Knicks lost again at home. It's become a very concerning trend that this team doesn't play with that resiliency every night in front of their fans like they did last season. The chemistry seems to be the biggest problem here and in this show we discussed that and more.

I am back. Been a bit. Sorry. Don't know how often I'll be putting out episodes going forward but I will try my best to be consistent again to some degree. Tonight we discussed a little Knicks, went over their win against the Pacers, and broke some things down.

Continuing to discuss Knicks topics from four days ago on the pod here. This time we get more into RJ Barrett while also touching more on Mitchell Robinson, Obi Toppin, and also Kevin Knox. Dana White's Contender Series was also tonight. We analyze that a bit too.

The Yankees fecklessly dropped the weekend set against the Orioles in the Bronx. This was supposed to be a "gimme" series. It's borderline unacceptable to do anything but sweep this miserable excuse of a team, let alone dropping two of three. Yankee pitching was a mixed bag as was the offense, Aaron Boone got tossed and made some questionable decisions, and Gleyber Torres got lazy again. There were a few positives like Nestor, Gary, and Stanton, but it was pretty bad overall. Nothing more than a brief venting in this episode. This group has me simply unmotivated again.

The Knicks were a surprising team last season, winning 41 games and placing in the top-half of the Eastern Conference standings. Pretty soon they will be underway again. New York will begin their preseason in just over a month from now, and then the regular season starts late October. The offseason moves by the front office were solid, as were the moves in the draft. Was it enough to improve the Knicks even more in the 2021-22 season, and by how much? We talk that and more in this episode.

The Yankees' 13-game win streak snapped in Oakland last series and then they proceeded to lose the opening pair of games this series to drop four games in a row. The bats cooled off as they stopped stealing bases and started hitting into more double-plays, and the starting pitching was not the same. But to salvage the series Gerrit Cole stepped up by turning in a brilliant effort against the Angels in the third game. As the scorching hot Stanton sat the third game, an also hot Aaron Judge filled the void, going deep again and having another multi-hit day at the plate. We discuss the series and more.