Fred Katz is a New York Knicks Beat Reporter for The Athletic. He covers all aspects of the team, including game analysis, player performance, trade rumors, and roster changes. Fred's work has also been featured in BVM Sports, showcasing his expertise in basketball reporting.
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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: Fred Katz
What was supposed to be a first-round NBA playoff series has turned into a fight over referee privilege.
By: Fred Katz
Jalen Brunson One of history's great explorers never had to swerve around a pick-and-roll and peer into the eyes of a mammoth like Joel
Embiid said, following a 97-92 defeat to the New York Knicks on Sunday that widened Philadelphia's deficit in its first-round series to 3-1, that he found the turnout at his home arena “disappointing.”
"He might be pound for pound the best defender in the NBA," Knicks forward Precious Achiuwa said of Anunoby.
By: Shams Charania, Fred Katz
He's played a key scoring role off the Knicks bench since joining New York in a deadline-day trade from Detroit, averaging 10.4 points per game through the regular season with the Knicks.
By: Mike Vorkunov, Fred Katz
What is there to even take from Game 5 of the Knicks – 76ers series? It's that the series is insane and no lead is safe.
NEW YORK — The New York Knicks should have finished off the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday.
By: Fred Katz
For the Knicks, win one of the next two games and be the ones to write the history.
New York Knicks With the Knicks up by a point and, for the second time in three days, hoping to close out a first-round series, Donte DiVincenzo stepped to the free-throw line.
By: Fred Katz, Eric Nehm
Get your Sony Discman ready, because this is so 1990s. The New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers are ready to play each other in a playoff series for the first time since 2013.
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