Fred Katz is a senior NBA writer for The Athletic. He covers competitive sports with a focus on basketball, providing in-depth analysis and insights into the NBA. His work has been featured in BVM Sports, The New York Times, World Wealth Journal, and several other prominent publications.
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Fred Katz's coverage is heavily focused on the New York Knicks, NBA basketball, and player performance. He provides a mix of event coverage, investment analysis, and expert commentary with a significant portion dedicated to opinion editorials.
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By: James L. Edwards Iii, John Hollinger, Jared Weiss, Sam Amick, Fred Katz, Joe Vardon
The New York Knicks took a 2-0 series lead in the NBA Finals.
By: Fred Katz
The Knicks have shown growth all season long and are now greater than the sum of their parts.
By: Fred Katz
The Knicks let Victor Wembanyama roam around the rim, cutting off driving lanes and blocking areas to cut.
By: John Hollinger, James L. Edwards Iii, Joe Vardon, Fred Katz, Sam Amick, Jared Weiss
The Spurs had a huge lead at halftime. It completely evaporated in the fourth quarter.
By: Fred Katz
To the unenlightened, a 29-point deficit would inspire a white flag. Only with MSG magic does it produce a white knight.
By: Fred Katz, James L. Edwards Iii
Jalen Brunson was asked during these finals what teams missed on him in the draft process. With a smirk, he uttered one word: “Everything.”
By: Ian O'Connor, James L. Edwards Iii, Fred Katz
Here's a recap of the 2025-26 Knicks title season through the work of The Athletic's writers.
By: Fred Katz
OG Anunoby didn't drink before Saturday night in San Antonio, where the Knicks celebrated an achievement more than 50 years in the making.
By: Fred Katz, Devon Henderson
The Knicks' star appeared to reference Becky Hammon, who said in 2023 that Brunson was too small to lead a team to a title.
By: Fred Katz
Booking the Knicks on such short notice took determination, a ton of emails and some unusual schedule reshuffling.
