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The Knicks are a game away from advancing in the playoffs by playing the physical basketball that defined the Knicks teams of the early 1990s. 

The label of “loser” is unfair, often lacking nuance or context. And in all of sports, there is no better example of a label misrepresenting a player than the Ewing theory. The Ewing theory, popularized by former ESPN columnist Bill Simmons, is simple: A star athlete that receives a large amount of media attention and fan interest—but, crucially, never leads his teams to any meaningful success—leaves their team. The team then exceeds expectations without the player. The theory, he explains, “was created in the mid-’90s by Dave Cirilli, a friend of mine who was convinced that Patric...

Manute Bol is one of the tallest players to ever play basketball professionally and he played his college ball at Bridgeport, Connecticut.

When you think of the best players in the 80s, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Magic Johnson, and Isiah Thomas. The best player of that generation was potentially Larry

Inside the Knicks' secret attempt to lure Michael Jordan from the Bulls play MJ in NYC: The best of His Airness at The Garden (2:55) Relive some of Michael Jordan's top moments playing against the Knicks at Madison Square Garden. (2:55) MONTHS AFTER THE 1998 NBA Finals, Michael Jordan sat on one side of a giant table inside a Manhattan conference room. It was the site of a bargaining session between NBA owners and players. The league was embroiled in a lockout. The season was in jeopardy. But Jordan had other unfinished business to attend to. A group of players sat with Jordan, who was an adv...