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The Knicks are not going down quietly.

There might not be another team in the NBA that needs a week off more than the Knicks, who are limping into the All-Star break.

Candace Parker accepts the backlash from Knicks fans over her recent hot takes about Jalen Brunson.

The Knicks didn’t necessarily need the reminder of just how fragile a good thing can be in the NBA.

The Knicks were missing six of their top eight players, with an injury report longer than a Disney World line.

There’s a small chance the Knicks can force a real retraction, and they’re trying with a formal protest filed to the league office.

If not the Lakers, where could the 20-time All-Star and four-time NBA champion go?

The Knicks have dropped five of six, following a scorching 15-2 stretch, with as many as six lineup regulars sidelined with injuries in recent games.

If the Knicks can glean one encouraging sign from their recent slide amid a rash of injuries, it has been the production by forward Precious Achiuwa.

Now he’s the $50 million man of the Knicks, a strong fit for the role of gunner because of that swagger that was on display in high school.

Few teams in any sport have needed a midseason timeout more than the Knicks.

Any chance of an intriguing spring seems to hinge on the returns of Julius Randle and OG Anunoby for the Knicks.

Kevin Durant and his agent and business partner revealed during a Boardroom.tv interview that Rich Kleiman had pushed hard for him to go to the Knicks during the fateful summer of 2019 when the NBA superstar left Golden State for Brooklyn.

Knicks forward OG Anunoby, who is recovering after elbow surgery, said he’s “progressing every day” to this point in his rehabilitation.

The Knicks should be getting back some of their banged-up regulars coming out of the All-Star break — and likely as early as Thursday.

The Mavericks might regret turning the cold shoulder on Jalen Brunson.

The Knicks aren’t a bunch inclined to seek sympathy anyway, and that will be a good thing Thursday night.

All-Star Jalen Brunson is focused on the Knicks getting healthy and rediscovering their groove over the final 27 games of the regular season.

It’s easy to picture Mikal Bridges looking longingly at his Villanova chums across the Manhattan Bridge and thinking, “I’d much rather be there.”

The Knicks came out of the All-Star break speaking with more urgency and backing it up.