The seven pressing questions that’ll shape Knicks’ final 10 games before playoffs
NY Post
Ten games.
In the most anticipated Knicks season in decades —though certainly not the most climactic or dramatic — that’s all we have left.
It’s a condensed schedule fit into just 17 days, with the potential for seeding maneuvering but more likely a stretch dictated by benefits ancillary to the standings.
If the Knicks build confidence in these final days — particularly in the three matchups against the East’s elite — and they emerge healthy, it’s a victory before Game 1 of the playoffs on April 19.
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In the eyes of Josh Hart, one layer to the Knicks’ defensive surge — where they’ve been one of the league’s best teams at forcing turnovers, and, by extension, one of the league’s best units over the past month — revolves around personnel.
The Rangers are wasting no time bringing their top prospect to New York.
PALM BEACH — They might.
You devote time and energy trying to put a finger on how the Islanders can turn the ship around.
MIAMI — The torpedo doors remained shut, but Pete Alonso had little trouble sinking the enemy fleet Monday night.
Multiple league personnel that have spoken with The Post say Giannis Antetokounmpo has been and remains Plan A for the Nets.
They are eight simple words, but for Knicks fans who still choose to believe that things can break in their favor before the end of the season, they were eight of the most hopeful words available in the local basketball lexicon.
That could be the Jets’ new motto.