The Knicks Wall Podcast

It’s officially the offseason, folks. Anthony is joined by TKW “good tweeter” Trey Teamer and NBA reporter Robin Lundberg to talk shop about the effect of the Clipper’s downfall on the Knicks, the best former Knicks to make it to the second round (#OAKAAK), who the Knicks could soon replace in the east’s top eight, Golden State’s chances at the title and who could challenge them, and how LeBron James has stayed invincible for so long.

This episode's cameos include a robot around the twenty-minute mark, scorching takes from Robin’s children, and comic relief from Robin’s dog, Butters. He’s a good pup.

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Coffee Pod Edition:

There’s no better way to start a Monday than with a cupa’ joe and some fury directed at Phil Jackson. Kyle and Anthony got their morning started just in time for your afternoon with their takes on a very eventful first weekend of the Knicks offseason, including Phil’s end-of-season presser, Carmelo’s upcoming summer, how KP has every right to be pissed off at this team, and a look at how team mismanagement may have already screwed this rebuild. 

To sprinkle some sunshine in your day, we also reminisce over the 2012–13 heroics of Anthony’s former supporting cast and discuss why there’s still absolutely a reason to stay hopeful about Kristaps’ future with the team.

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TKW Podcast Episode 19: Another Year Down! by The Knicks Wall

Recorded 4/3

Just as we start to settle into the tank and get on our way to the draft, the Knicks are dealt one more blow—Derrick Rose has, once again, torn something in his knee.

Kyle and Anthony discuss how this will affect both Rose and the Knicks in free agency, discuss free agent point guards, the Celtic's path to success, Carmelo's 'writing on the wall', and determine who's the greatest Knick of this century

Get your takes while they're hot, folks.

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You may have read him on bballbreakdown.com. You may have heard him on Away Team or The Truth podcast. You may simply even know him as Snottie Drippen.

However you take him, James Holas joined us on this episode to break down some Knicks love connections that may even surprise you and the opinion of New York basketball from an outsider's point of view. Along the way, we take a look at the meaning of a "franchise's culture", how Kristaps' development may already have begun to be stunted, check in with some other Atlantic teams, mull over some free agents, and check in with what James is up to these days.

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It’s good to be back. Kyle and Anthony return to bring you their immediate reactions to the Andrew Bogut injury and how it’ll open up things for teams like Toronto and Boston. From there, they revisit the Knicks’ odds of picking up Jrue Holiday this summer with New Orleans struggling after their trade and take a look at Chasson Randle’s emergence against Orlando. Somewhere along the way, they’ll try and figure out which players make the most sense for the Knicks to hold onto going into the summer time and who to give minutes to moving forward.

With a fairly light schedule over the next week, it’s make or break time for the #knickstank.

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Recorded 2/11

“This is a new low for the Knicks.” We put aside actual on court happenings and Big Wos joins us to break down the Charles Barkley drama and how James Dolan “prepared” to explain himself last week on the Michael Kay Show. We also break down Knicks trade assets not named Carmelo Anthony and how all of this comes back around to Kristaps and his future.

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Recorded 1/31

TKW problem-child Bailey Carlin joins Anthony and Kyle to talk about the lingering effects of a four-overtime basketball game. Along the way, they discuss why the Rising Stars game may be better than the actual All-Star game, Anthony’s least favorite ex-Knick of recent years, and Kyle lays out a potential plan for Kristaps for the remainder of the season.

Also gratuitous Carmelo Anthony Trade Talk™ (complete with Trade Machine calculations!)

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We’ve officially passed the halfway point of the NBA season and man does it feel…confusing. Very confusing. Before watching Marshall Plumlee and Willy the Kid kick some Celtic ass last night, Kyle and Anthony hopped on the mics to take you through what turned out to be another rough week for Knicks fans. Melo and Phil are arguing again while Hornacek begins to feel the heat rising from the media and his players. But all is well, for in the dark a light emerges. This is Ron Baker’s world now and Madison Square Garden is nothing but a sandbox to him.

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Welcome back folks, welcome back. Kyle and Anthony are here to take you through their outlook for the rest of the season—have a few tissues on hand. Topics soon switch to a review of Derrick Rose’s Day Off, players the Knicks can target now and in the 2017 offseason, Melo’s toughness, All-Star voting, and a very tough stretch coming up.

This team could be at a very different place when we next speak. Brace yourselves for this week, we’ll see you on the other side.

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