Stefan Bondy is a sports writer for the New York Post, specializing in local sports coverage in New York City. With a diverse background in sports journalism, including work for various publications and websites, Stefan delivers insightful analysis and reporting on the New York Knicks and other local sports teams.
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By: Stefan Bondy
Quentin Grimes, the Knicks’ starting shooting guard, took just one shot in Tuesday’s 146-122 blowout loss to the Bucks.
Quentin Grimes had something to get off his chest. You could tell it had been gnawing at him, frustrating him. It had been brewing.
By: Stefan Bondy
It’s the quarter-mark of the Knicks season, and they are decidedly above average. Their quarter-season report card should reflect that performance.
BOSTON — As the NBA world awaits and compels the Knicks to raise their “middle” ceiling with a blockbuster trade, RJ Barrett seems comfortable with being doubted.
Quentin Grimes was replaced in the lineup by Donte DiVincenzo for Friday night’s game against the Celtics amid his struggles and public frustration.
By: Stefan Bondy
Adding injury to insult, the Knicks’ Brunson left the game limping after landing on Celtics guard Payton Pritchard in garbage time.
By: Stefan Bondy
Tom Thibodeau, known for riding starters deep into garbage time, said he didn’t regret keeping Jalen Brunson in the game, even though he was injured.
The Knicks (12-9), who have dropped two straight and face the Raptors on Monday, have thus far had four of their five top players — Brunson, Randle, Immanuel Quickley and Mitchell Robinson — available for every game.
The Knicks defense started as their strength to the season as Tom Thibodeau's scheme focused on limiting paint points with great success.
Less than 24 hours after he hobbled off the Celtics court with an ankle injury , Jalen Brunson was walking without a limp while being celebrated by his alma mater.
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