The Knicks lost another one in Toronto on Sunday afternoon. They were missing open shots, had trouble adjusting to the Raptors' zone D, and needed Robinson's rim protection as well. I have some things to say about Thibs and about RJ on this one that I did not like.

NYY-NYK Question of the Day: Who wore No. 21 for the Knicks before Charlie Ward? Hint: He wore it from 1986-92.

The Knicks lost their win streak on New Year's Eve in OKC. They were without Julius Randle and Kemba Walker in this one. I actually liked the way they played a lot. It just came down to the Knicks continuing to miss quality looks all night. Later, Anthony & Tanner join to talk some MMA and more.

NYY-NYK Question of the Day: Name all eight head coaches the Knicks have had this decade, including interim coaches.

A win will always be a win. Happy? Good, because with that expression out of the way, let me say that those may have been the two worst wins I have ever witnessed any of my favorite sports team's be a part of. Holy crap does this Knicks team have some issues. The energy has been a concern all season and boy did it rear it's ugly head against the Wolves and Pistons on Tuesday and Wednesday. Tonight we rant. Enjoy.

NYY-NYK Question of the Day: Which Hall of Fame Knicks coach succeeded Red Holzman in 1982 but was fired for Bob Hill in 1986?

The Knicks took care of the Hawks at the Garden yesterday on Christmas. It was Randle's 25 to lead the way but many other Knicks contributed in this one. We discuss it all in the latest episode. Merry Christmas, everybody.  NYY-NYK Question of the Day: Where did the term "Knickerbocker" originate from?

We break down the Knicks' latest loss to the Celtics. Kemba Walker made his return to the rotation with a bang, Evan Fournier decided to show up probably for the first time since playing Boston on opening night (kidding...kinda), and Randle once again couldn't get it done late in the contest. Later, Ant (@aelbertbjj) and Leo (@leo_rodriguez1222 & @saynomore908) make returns to the show as we discuss some NFL, MMA, and the Jake Paul boxing event that took place on Saturday night.

NYY-NYK Question of the Day: Who led the Knicks in points per game during the 2006-07 season?

The Knicks took down the Rockets tonight in Houston. With many players still in protocol (Knox the latest) and D-Rose hurt for the second half, Thibs was forced to go to the youth again. Big performances from Immanuel Quickley and Miles "Deuce" McBride led the backcourt. And Mitchell Robinson looked stellar at the five, especially in the second half. I break down their performances, talk more on Julius, and discuss what I'd like to see going forward from Thibodeau's Knicks.

NYY-NYK Question of the Day: When was the current Madison Square Garden built?

The Knicks can't figure it out and the season looks pretty grim at this point. I discuss the Warriors game, Curry's ridiculous midgame celebration in the first quarter, my issues with Tom Thibodeau's offense and rotation, and more.

NYY-NYK Question of the Day: Name the four teams the Knicks faced in their 1998-99 playoff run (in order).

The Knicks continue to lose. The season gets more dim and hopeless by the day that I am losing motivation to even say the same old things: play the kids. Also, Anthony, Mike, and I get together to make our predictions for UFC 269 and more.

NYY-NYK Question of the Day: What was the infamous way that Pat Riley left the Knicks in 1995?

The Knicks took an abysmal loss on Saturday to the Nuggets but bounced back nicely in San Antonio on Tuesday night. We break the two games down and also go over the roster with our quarterly progress reports.

NYY-NYK Question of the Day: True or False? Of the two times the Knicks won 60 regular season games, they failed to win the Finals in each of those years.

They were both tight battles but both ones the Knicks lost. New York dropped two straight games this week against the Nets and the Suns. We go over everything from the officiating to Thibodeau's rotation to the offense and defense of this roster, and more.

NYY-NYK Question of the Day: How many players from the 1953-54 Knicks went on to become pro or college coaches?