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Knicks have one more open roster spot left. What type of player should they target? What position? NY Post's Dexter Henry & Bryan Fonseca take a look at some players that may make sense.
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On a new episode of New York Got Game, Dexter Henry and Bryan Fonseca answer questions from you, the fans!
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On this episode of NY Got Game: Knicks History Files, Dexter Henry is joined by Chris Herring, author of Blood in the Garden, to reopen seven franchise-altering moments and ask how differently Knicks history could have unfolded.
From Bernard King’s knee injury and the heartbreak of the 1994 NBA Finals, to Pat Riley leaving New York, the infamous 1997 suspensions, Patrick Ewing’s 1999 injury, the Carmelo Anthony trade and the injury-plagued 2023–24 Knicks, every case gets examined.
What’s the biggest ‘what-if’ in Knicks history? Drop your verdict in the comments.
(0:00) Intro
(2:05) How to judge the ‘What-Ifs’
(6:35) The seven ‘What-If’ cases
(7:35) Bernard King doesn’t get injured in ’85
(14:35) Knicks win the ’94 NBA championship
(23:45) Pat Riley stays in New York
(32:45) The 1997 suspensions don’t happen
(43:30) Patrick Ewing doesn’t get hurt in ’99
(51:15) Knicks don’t trade for Carmelo Anthony in ’11
(57:20) The 2023-24 Knicks stay healthy
(1:08:30) Final verdict
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The New York Knicks are NBA champions, but defending the title brings an entirely new set of questions.
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Which New York Knicks jersey deserves to be called the greatest of all time?
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The full New York Knicks 2026-27 NBA schedule is officially here, and the defending champions will have no shortage of national attention — or challenging stretches — during their title defense.
Dexter Henry and Bryan Fonseca break down everything that stands out about the Knicks’ schedule, including 34 nationally televised games, 13 back-to-backs, a road-heavy December, a six-game Western Conference road trip and a crucial late-season stretch against Eastern Conference opponents.
They also discuss how much the Knicks should prioritize defending their NBA Cup championship, the importance of roster depth during a relentless regular-season grind and which portions of the schedule could ultimately shape New York’s playoff positioning.
(0:00) Intro
(3:00) Knicks are NBA’s top draw?
(9:30) Breaking down the first 11 games
(18:00) Defending the NBA Cup title
(25:30) Long November homestand
(36:00) Mike Brown handing the long grind
(42:30) January’s counterbalance
(48:30) Eastern rivals will determine Knicks’ finish
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Dexter Henry and Stefan Bondy react to the NBA’s first phase of the 2026-27 schedule release, as the defending NBA champion New York Knicks will face LeBron James and the Philadelphia 76ers on ‘Ring Night’ at Madison Square Garden and the San Antonio Spurs on Christmas Day in an NBA Finals rematch.
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Which New York Knicks team was the greatest to never win an NBA championship?
In the premiere episode of our ‘Knicks History Files’ miniseries, Dexter Henry is joined by Jonathan Macri of Knicks Film School to reopen one of the biggest debates in franchise history.
Six teams enter the investigation:
Dexter and Jonathan make the case for two teams and both examine each contender’s regular-season dominance, roster depth, star power, offensive and defensive performance, postseason competition and the circumstances that ultimately ended its championship pursuit.
After reviewing all the evidence, Dexter and Jonathan deliver their final verdicts.
But the fans will decide…who is the greatest Knicks team to never win it all?
Let us know what you think in the comments!
(0:00) Intro
(7:45) The candidates
(17:00) Greatest individual player
(23:25) Best supporting cast
(34:30) Best coach
(44:00) Hardest road faced
(58:45) Which team was closest to winning it all?
(1:24:45) Cross examination
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LeBron James is officially a Philadelphia 76er and the Eastern Conference championship race just became much more interesting.
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On a new episode of "NY Got Game," Dexter Henry and Bryan Fonseca answer questions and comments from our viewers! Do the Knicks have the best chance to go back-to-back since the Warriors? How would you grade Leon Rose's offseason? Participation trophy???
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