The final few seconds of the Game 3 battle between the New York Knicks and the Detroit Pistons were anything but typical.

The Pistons’ bench was their real key — it outscored the Knicks’ bench 40-9. Cade Cunningham and Tim Hardaway Jr. each had 24 ...

Detroit, rocked city, courtesy of the New York Knicks. The Knicks' newcomers rose to the occasion in the third act of their ...

Brunson, who has taken 27 shots in each outing so far, leads the 2024-25 playoffs in scoring ( 35.5 PPG) and field goal ...

New York overcame a raucous Detroit crowd in Game 3 to retake control of the first-round NBA playoff series. Game 4 is Sunday ...

The New York Knicks want to ensure that there's no KAT nap like there was in the finally period of their latest postseason ...

The Knicks’ end-of-season struggles coincided with teams sticking wings onto Towns. And the Pistons were watching.

Karl-Anthony Towns took his team's first shot, made his first of four 3-pointers and scored five points in the opening ...

Controversial calls, clock malfunctions—you name it. The strange ending was all gravy for the Knicks, who survived with a 118 ...

Since Brunson’s return from an ankle sprain late in the season, Towns’ usage rate is 23.3% — down from 27.2% before the ...

The Pistons were shorthanded in the middle, missing their hard-nosed center Isaiah Stewart, leaving them to find a way to try ...

New York Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns (32), right, and guard Cameron Payne (1), left, shake hands during the second half ...