The Knicks wrapped up their sensational first half by bouncing back from the San Antonio loss and defeating the Pistons at home. They sit just a half game behind fourth place in the East with a record of 19-18 (.514). Tom Thibodeau's squad is playing 48 minutes of hardnosed basketball every night and it's paying off. In this morning's episode I hand out progress reports on each Knick, give a breakdown on what's to come, discuss some key concerns regarding the second half, and lots more!

The Knicks are playing their best basketball in years right now. I am honestly at a loss for words. Julius Randle is playing like a max player (yup), RJ Barrett looks extremely confident again, D-Rose has been a positive as a starter, and IQ continues to be a microwave. That and tons more in the latest show!

Madison Square Garden isn't empty anymore! There are only 2,000 fans, but to have anybody back at MSG at all feels so good with the way the Knicks have played this year. The 'Bockers disappointed on Julius' big night with a disheartening performance down the stretch against the Warriors, but they bounced back in the best way possible on Thursday. An unbelievable Payton-less performance against the Kings saw Alec Burks turn into Steph Curry, Taj Gibson pull up for three, and Frank Ntilikina resurface! That and tons more in our latest show.

After a very disheartening letdown game in Orlando on Wednesday, the Knicks bounced back four days later at the Garden. The Wolves gave the Knicks a run for their money at the end there, but the Knicks pulled away due to some timely defense and shot making. We discuss the highs & lows of last couple of games, talk Tom Thibodeau's rotations again, and also get into serious talks about Randle, Beal, trades, extensions, and more.

It is February 17th, which means pitchers & catchers have reported to camp! The Yankees begin training this week and will start playing exhibitions soon after. The 2021 season is very close so in this episode we have some fun by making some predictions with a whole bunch of over/under takes. Enjoy.

The Knicks have won three straight. Most recently, they've taken care of the Houston Rockets and Atlanta Hawks at home. Julius Randle is playing incredible basketball to where he should be a lock to make the All-Star game. But should he be considered for something bigger? Also, RJ Barrett bounced back on Tuesday night, while the new "Rickley" duo continued to raise eyebrows. More trade talk as well in the latest show.

The Knicks lost to Miami for a second straight on Tuesday night but bounced back Friday in DC. Derrick Rose has made his return to the Knicks and has played well alongside Immanuel Quickley & Obi Toppin. We also discuss Julius Randle as well as the upcoming trade deadline with names like Bradley Beal, Zach LaVine, Lonzo Ball, and more all rumored.

The Knicks split the last two games with the Blazers & Heat, but the headlining move of bringing back D-Rose has all the attention in Manhattan of late. The Knicks traded for the 32-year old veteran while sending the Pistons DSJ and the 2021 second rounder from Charlotte.

After dropping the first game in Chicago on Monday, the Knicks bounced back and picked up the must-win on Wednesday night, defeating the Bulls behind another strong performance from Julius Randle. The Knicks are now 10-13 (.435) on the year, only a half a game behind Cleveland for the No. 8 seed. Being almost a third of the way through the season, we break down Tom Thibodeau's job so far and go over the entire roster with our first progress report of the year. We also revisit the Tingus Pingus deal from two years ago, celebrate the nine-year anniversary of Linsanity, and much more!

EDIT: Apologies for the muffled audio in this one. Piss poor sound quality that I didn't catch until too late.

After losing three straight on the road, the Knicks went back home for two to host both the Cavs & Clippers. The Knicks defeated Cleveland but lost to LAC despite a really entertaining and close fight. Immanuel Quickley is on fire right now, RJ Barrett is continuing to play really impressive basketball, while Julius Randle keeps playing like an All-Star. Tom Thibodeau's team has not been perfect -- they come with a whole lot of flaws -- but they are certainly putting out an encouraging product night in and night out and you have to be satisfied with that.