The New York Knicks’ rebuild has produced results in the 2025 NBA preseason itself. Three games and three wins; everything that the new head coach, Mike Brown, said about the win-now mentality seems to be turning true.

The game will also be lacking some relative starpower on the other end: per Tim Bontemps of ESPN, Washington will hold out CJ McCollum, Khris Middleton, and Alex Sarr as it plays the latter half of a back-to-back while Bilal Coulibaly and AJ Johnson will each miss their second straight showing.

The Knicks and Raptors have agreed to voluntarily dismiss a 2023 lawsuit involving the alleged theft of thousands of confidential files, according to a court filing obtained by ESPN.

ESPN's Brian Windhorst says New York Knicks coach Mike Brown is forcing Jalen Brunson and the team away from an isolation offense.

In his analysis, Pelton believes that the Knicks' good luck on medical front — which has propelled them to the top of the standings of many prognosticators — isn't meant to last, which will drop them below their projected ESPN BET projection of 53.

After a heartbreaking exit in the Eastern Conference Finals, the Knicks return with title-or-bust ambitions in 2025-26

The Knicks had claimed the Raptors poached their former video coordinator and ordered him to give them confidential internal scouting information.

The Knicks had an exclusive negotiating window with the Bucks regarding a potential Giannis Antetokounmpo trade this offseason.

After a year of legal battles, the Knicks and Raptors put their lawsuit behind them and focus on future opportunities.

The New York Knicks and Toronto Raptors have mutually and voluntarily decided to dismiss a lawsuit filed in 2023, which most people around the league thought should never have been filed, a story broken by Baxter Holmes for ESPN. A spokesperson for the teams gave ESPN this statement: