Lee Escobedo

Post first-round update after a night of Leon Rose wheeling and dealing.

Aller is the New York Knicks vice president of basketball and strategic planning, the salary cap specialist was Leon Rose first hire back in 2020. But who is he, really?

Here is the real four day diary of Knicks championship parade weekend in NYC, where I stayed, where I ate, where I shopped as a Knicks fan.

New York landed the German combo guard who led Alba Berlin to a championship at 20 years old while the rest of the league slept like the Leon Rose meme.

The second apron is about to take my favorite Knick. I scouted every free agent center who could fill the hole. None of them are him. A couple of them bring something we have never had.

She judged a future Finals MVP by his height and still doubles down on it. A five foot six guard, of all people, should have known better.

The Vanderbilt wing slid to the back of the second round, and New York walked off with one of the safest shooting bets in the entire 2026 draft.

The argument against the championship trip isn't partisan. It runs straight through the Epstein files.

The short answer: Owner James Dolan declared on WFAN that the Knicks will not enter the NBA's second apron, the payroll line projected near $222 million for 2026-27.

Andre Drummond is in. Jordan Clarkson might be back. Here is how the rest of the center and depth market should shake out, plus why New York should hold one spot for the buyout market.