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OG Anunoby leading the postseason with a mind-boggling 61.4% pull-up eFG% highlights just how lethal his offensive game has become. We all know about his elite lock-down defense, but punishing defenders off the bounce puts him in a completely different conversation.

Seeing a two-way wing top primary shot-creators like Paul George and Donovan Mitchell by nearly 10% is ridiculous. He's turned himself into a flat-out unguardable postseason threat 🔥

Josh Hart is on the final year of his contract, and the New York Knicks should prioritize retaining him in the 2027 offseason.

It might be easier than expected, though.
Because Hart revealed that he wants to stay and build a lasting legacy in New York.

"I've always said New York is a home for me. And they've given me some of the best years of my career. So it's definitely a place I want to stay at and hopefully retire at," Hart said. (H/T Caroline Fenton | Yahoo! Sports)

Hart could get up to $132M on his next contract with the Knicks,
But the team has made it known that they will never sniff the second apron, which heavily restricts their ability to put a competent roster around 4-5 heavily-paid players.

The Knicks already sacrificed Mitchell Robinson to avoid salary cap hell,
And they can't afford to lose the heartbeat of the team either.

Jose Alvarado deserves this and much more 🔥😤

The New York Knicks shouldn't be losing any sleep over Cleveland’s latest roster moves. Peyton Watson is a solid defensive addition, but expecting him to single-handedly fix the massive backcourt defensive liabilities of Donovan Mitchell and James Harden is completely unrealistic.

If New York stays healthy and plays to their usual standard, they have as good a shot at repeating as champions as anyone else in the league. They already handled the Cleveland Cavaliers easily in the postseason, and a single wing player doesn't change the fact that Cleveland still has no answer for Jalen Brunson in a seven-game series.

Chelsea Green's husband just called out Josh Hart with a 7-word message.

Matt Cardona had something to say to the Knicks star on social media, and his message is already getting attention from NBA fans. 😳🔗👇🏼

Jalen Brunson earned his seat at the table.

Kevin Durant has seen it all, but the Knicks’ 2026 championship left a different kind of impression. 🗽🏆

“That's why it was the best championship, as a viewer, that I've probably ever seen,” KD said, praising New York for repeatedly erasing huge deficits against the Spurs.

Durant also pointed to the NBA’s changing power dynamic, highlighting how the Knicks were built through trades and major free-agent deals while San Antonio developed a young core through the draft.

“And it really shows you the power dynamic of the NBA. A veteran team that was put together through trades, through signing $100 million deals, you had to overpay some guys to put the team together versus a team that drafted everybody; a young group.

A lot of people would love to see them win. For the Knicks to do it that way, I felt the Knicks really made a statement,” Durant said.

Via Boardroom

Jeremy Lin says he actually asked Houston to lower its $25 million offer so the Knicks could match it and keep him in New York.

Lin says loyalty meant everything to him because he felt like very few people had ever believed in him. After Linsanity, he wanted to stay so badly that he was even willing to accept a much smaller deal.

“I was like, ‘Tell them to lower the money.’ Or tell the Knicks, ‘I’ll go back and play for the qualifying offer. I’ll take three years, nine or whatever.’ And my agent’s like, ‘That’s not happening. They’re not offering that.’"

“I would have done anything to stay.”

(via 7PM in Brooklyn)

Kevin Durant wasn’t a believer in the Knicks at first. 👀

After watching them fight through every game and keep finding ways to survive, KD said it took until the final game for him to truly believe.

By the end, he called their championship run the best championship he’s ever watched as a viewer. 🏆🔥

The Wolves just created a potential opportunity for the Knicks.

Minnesota landed Jonathan Kuminga, and now they're hard-capped.

That means some moves may need to happen to make the numbers work.

Per Brett Siegel, Josh Green and Donte DiVincenzo are the obvious names Minnesota could move to create the cap flexibility needed for Kuminga.

And if Donte becomes available? The Knicks should be calling.

Because imagine bringing him back to New York means the Villanova boys will be reunited.

The Wolves need to make a move.
The Knicks could be the team waiting to take advantage.

Should New York bring Donte back home?