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Miles McBride didn’t just wait for his first real postseason opportunity. He worked for it.

The Knicks played all season to get to this moment, one win away from advancing out of the first round of the playoffs for a second straight year.

This is who the Knicks are. They can adapt to the unadaptable, adjust to the unadjustable, turn even the most impossible scenarios into something that seems possible.

The star big man said migraines were one of the first symptoms of his Bell’s palsy diagnosis following Thursday's 125-114 Game 3 win over the Knicks.

The Knicks return to the Garden on Tuesday night with hopes of closing out the series.

The Knicks were dealt a rough injury blow ahead of Game 5 vs. the 76ers.

The Minutes Police aren’t going to like this.

Josh Hart’s pregame nutrition won’t be taught in any health classes, but hey, it works for him

Jalen Brunson’s 47-point eruption in Game 4 against the 76ers brought longtime coach and TV analyst Hubie Brown back to King netting 46 in back-to-back postseason games for the Knicks in the 1984 playoffs.

It was not exactly a warm reception for Joel Embiid at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday.

The Knicks will have to wait to move on.

The 76ers looked down and out — but then they scored seven points in the final 28 seconds at Madison Square Garden.

There were fewer than 30 seconds left. The Knicks led by six in Game 5 and seemed on their way to the second round. Until they weren't.

The Knicks appeared to have Game 5 and their series against the 76ers all wrapped up — before they didn't.

Maxey poured in a game-high 46 points, including seven in the frenetic final 26 seconds of regulation with Joel Embiid struggling.

Although most of the Garden vitriol has been saved for Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey may be a bigger Knicks villain.

The "WAP" rapper confirmed in December that she and the "Bad and Boujee" performer had split after six years of marriage and two children together.

LeBron James’ future in Los Angeles could be coming to an end.

76ers players and fans irate about Knicks supporters taking over their arena during the NBA playoffs apparently have their own organization to blame.

Ex-76ers owner and Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin had some fun at the Knicks' and bettors' expense.