The East Is a Four-Team Chaos Field
The Knicks won it all, the Heat got Giannis, the 76ers landed Brown. The East has no clear favorite anymore — just four franchises convinced they can win.
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The Knicks won it all, the Heat got Giannis, the 76ers landed Brown. The East has no clear favorite anymore — just four franchises convinced they can win.
Rich Paul admitted LeBron would've gone to the Knicks if they hadn't won the title. They won. He's going elsewhere. What does that actually mean for New York?
LeBron James is leaving the Lakers for the Warriors and I just watched the Knicks win their first title in 53 years two weeks ago. I'm handling it.
The Knicks just won the NBA championship and Dolan is already drawing lines. Mitchell Robinson is probably gone. I need you to understand how badly this can go.
The Knicks won a championship four days ago. James Dolan went on the radio to announce he won't spend what it takes to keep the team together. Classic Dolan.
Jose Alvarado landed in Puerto Rico with the Larry O'Brien Trophy and the airport scene that followed is the single best sports video of the year. No notes.
Brunson gave up $113M and won a championship. Now NBA ownership is turning that sacrifice into a CBA talking point. The NBPA has a serious problem on its hands.
The NBA is building a Giannis-and-Bam superteam in Miami because the Knicks just won a championship. Nick DeLuca is not processing this with total grace.
Rick Brunson got 9.8 seconds in the 1999 Finals. Jalen just won it all. The inheritance wasn't talent — testimony from a journeyman who never stopped working.
The Knicks cycled through five coaches who said no before landing on Mike Brown. The sixth choice won the NBA championship. The front office didn't deserve it.