NY Got Game: A Knicks Basketball Podcast from New York Post Sports

Kazeem Famuyide opens the show reacting to the Knicks' MLK Day win over the Cavaliers. He talks with producer Jake Brown about the upcoming matchup against the Lakers and the potential for opposing fans taking over MSG. They also look back at their favorite memories of this week's special guest, Amar'e Stoudemire, joining the Knicks in 2010. Stoudemire then joins the show to talk about his Knicks days, playing with Carmelo Anthony, the Knicks front office and injuries having a big effect on his career. He compares Zion Williamson's game to his own, and provides an update on what he's doing now, his wine brand and his future playing basketball. NY Post Knicks beat writer Marc Berman then drops by to talk about the playoff race, the Lakers matchup and the Feb. 6 trade deadline.

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Kazeem Famuyide and Jake Brown open the show breaking down an impressive Knicks win over the Heat and the "Let's go Heat" chants that broke out Sunday at MSG. NY Post sports columnist Mike Vaccaro makes his debut on the show. He talks about the job Mike Miller has done, how the Knicks' young players have performed and what trades they might try to make before the trade deadline. Rapper and diehard Knicks fan Marlon Craft then joins the pod. He talks about his rap career and shares his thoughts on the Knicks' youth movement, and Jake performs a Knicks rap, which leaves Marlon pleasantly surprised.

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Kaz opens the show talking about the Knicks' West Coast trip and the team's up-and-down ride under Mike Miller. Kaz and producer Jake Brown talk about potentially trading Marcus Morris and what they could get for him. They also play clips from Carmelo Anthony after his return to MSG and debate whether his number should be retired by the Knicks. NY Post Knicks beat writer Marc Berman then drops by to talk about Kevin Knox's limited playing time, the chances of a Morris trade and whether the Knicks could acquire a star player. Former Knicks head coach and Big East associate commissioner Stu Jackson then joins the show. He talks about working with the late David Stern, his time coaching the Knicks, going up against the "bad boy" Pistons and what is appealing about the Big East now.

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Producer Jake Brown fills in for Kaz in a year in review episode of the show. Jake opens the show looking at where the Knicks are heading into 2020. We then hear clips from all interviews from the first 10 episodes of the podcast. Hear from Walt Frazier, Charles Oakley, Chris Childs, Jamal Crawford, Charlie Ward, Trent Tucker, Jerry Ferrara, Larry Brown and Jalen Rose. Finally, hear an epic rant from Kaz on his frustrations with the Knicks to end the show.

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Kaz opens the show talking about Monday's embarrassing loss to the Wizards and the road ahead for the struggling Knicks. Kaz and producer Jake Brown then go through the "12 days of Knicksmas," highlighting the 12 best Knicks players of the decade. NY Post Knicks beat writer Marc Berman then drops by the pod. He and Kaz talk about the feeling in the locker room after the loss to the banged-up Wizards, the point guard situation right now and a few positives to take from this team in the holiday season.

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Kaz opens the show talking about the Knicks winning two games in a row for the first time this season. Former Giants DE Mathias Kiwanuka drops by the studio to discuss coaching changes during the season and the difference it makes, and he talks about winning a Super Bowl in NYC when Linsanity was going on and the Knicks were good. NY Post Knicks beat writer Marc Berman then joins the pod. He breaks down the differences in the Knicks under interim coach Mike Miller and how the team has improved. Producer Jake Brown then plays clips from his roundtable discussion with Adam Sandler, Kevin Garnett and the directors of the movie "Uncut Gems," Josh and Benny Safdie. Former NBA (and Knicks) swingman and ESPN personality Jalen Rose then joins the show. He talks about the Knicks' struggles, James Dolan and Steve Mills, the future of the team, his crispy hairline and the Christmas slate of games. Jake then plays clips from his chat with former Knick Jerome "Junk Yard Dog" Williams from the TopSpin Charity event on the state of the team.

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Kaz opens the show talking about the Knicks' decision to fire head coach David Fizdale, the statement made by the team and whom they should hire to replace him. Larry Brown, Basketball Hall of Famer and former Knicks head coach, then joins the show. Larry talks about his tenure with the Knicks, whom the Knicks should bring in as head coach, how the roster is constructed, what is wrong with the team and management and the constant coaching turnover. NY Post Knicks beat writer Marc Berman then drops by. He discusses the Fizdale firing, the potential replacements and his chat with Carmelo Anthony heading into the Knicks' matchup in Portland.

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Kaz opens the show fired up in an epic rant after the Knicks' embarrassing 44-point loss Monday in Milwaukee. NY Post Knicks beat writer Marc Berman drops by to discuss the blowout loss, the seven-game losing streak, where David Fizdale stands and what changes could be made to the rotation. Diehard Knicks fan and actor Jerry Ferrara then joins the show. Jerry talks about tough times as a Knicks fan, why he likes Fizdale, his time on "Entourage" and interactions with the show's fans, getting killed off on the show "Power" and what projects he has coming up.

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Kaz opens the show talking about the Knicks' three-game losing streak, their 4-13 record and Richard Jefferson's "joke" about choosing retirement over signing with the Knicks. NY Post sports writer Greg Joyce drops by to discuss RJ Barrett's homecoming in Toronto, the Knicks speeding up the pace and the rough schedule that lies ahead. Producer Jake Brown lets Knicks fans know what they should be thankful for this year. Former Knicks guard and NBA champion Trent Tucker then joins the show. Tucker talks about the rule named after him, Patrick Ewing's leadership, going up against Michael Jordan and then joining him to win a title and Larry Bird being the biggest trash talker he went up against.

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Kaz opens the show talking about the Knicks' blowout win Monday over the Cavaliers. He then plays some conversations he had with frustrated fans during Kristaps Porzingis' return to MSG, as well as clips of Frank Ntilikina telling Kaz about his "I'm a dawg too" convo and Wayne Ellington speaking about Carmelo Anthony finally signing. NY Post Knicks beat writer Marc Berman drops by to discuss Julius Randle's monster game, the brutal schedule ahead and whether this stretch will make or break the season. Former Knicks guard Charlie Ward joins the show to talk about the toughness of the 1990s Knicks, his fight with P.J. Brown, Jeff Van Gundy's coaching style and memorable tussle with Alonzo Mourning, and why Ward chose the NBA over the NFL.

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