What do you think of the New York Knicks in the NBA?

Very rich, the team with the highest total value in the NBA. But the record is almost! It should be said that it is quite poor!

But it always has a way to catch everyone's attention, such as fighting, player style issues, and so on. But its home court, Madison Square Garden, is a basketball mecca, Jordan Miller's favorite, and it's sure to play well when you play there. James scored more than 50 points there not long ago.

A soldier bears a nest of bears. Although Marbury Crawfordland's fat little shark David Lee little potato Ah Q all have unique skills, but because of the coach's incompetence, he can't play the defense of the Van Gundy era, and can only be a fish belly.

Rich misers, unwilling to spend money, have created such a super garbage heap (team).

Terrible. kidd didn't go to the calf money. He paid the most taxes.

Players are paid well. Small capacity.

How to say it, I think the stars who can enter the NBA have the ability to play well, and the current Knicks mainly have no spiritual leaders, everyone plays randomly, and there is rarely a good cooperation, and the momentum of everyone playing is gone, anyway, they can't enter the season anyway, they want to finish this season quickly, and there is also the management side, they want to fight for a good right to choose next season.

The New York Knicks are rich and pauper!

I don't know much about the team, I only know that it is very rich, it was really a bad team before, and the relationship between the players was also bad! Now with Crawford, the absolute leader, I like it.

Says who. Changed the head coach.

The general manager was changed.

Next year's New York will be unbeatable.

It will be the highlight of next year.

An absolute dark horse.

New Yorker +u

One from the East and the West, the Knicks and the Timberwolves, from management to players, suck.

Anyone with very poor quality and level will go to these two teams.

The New York Knicks' home arena is Madison Square Garden.

Madison Square Garden Arena, abbreviated as MSG or colloquially summed up as "garden". It is a famous multi-purpose sports complex in the Manhattan borough of New York City, New York, USA, located between 8th Avenue, 31st and 33rd Streets.

Located on Penn Station, one of the largest train stations in the United States, the first thing many tourists who come to New York by train see is the 126-year-old Madison Square Garden, which is the face of New York.

Madison Garden is located between 31st and 33rd Streets on Manhattan Island, New York. Not far from ** park, please see the map.

Because New York's basketball atmosphere is very strong, and it is the birthplace of streetball, and New York is the largest city in the United States, and the New York Knicks are a team that has existed since the beginning of the NBA, with a long history, so all basketball players are proud to have a good performance in New York, and New York has always been a stage for superstar performances, in addition to New York's own Rohmon Reed, Jordan has also had several wonderful performances in New York, and last season Kobe and James also scored 50+ in New York Among them, Bryant's 61 points is the scoring record for Madison Square Garden.

As for why it's called Madison Square Garden, it's in honor of Madison, the father of the U.S. Constitution, which has nothing to do with Maddie, and Mecca is not a human being, but a place name, and it's the holy place of Islam. Every year on the day of the Islamic pilgrimage, hundreds of thousands of believers go to worship it. It's a metaphor for the special significance of Madison Square to basketball The big decisions of the NBA are held every year in Madison Square Garden, like the draft. In addition, it is also the first large-scale purpose-built basketball arena in the United States, and if memory serves, there was one in the 40s. There are also many stars who have played out their brilliant achievements here, such as Jordan who always scored more than 40 points here, and the famous "Miller moment" also played here.

This is not only a basketball hall, boxing, tennis can be held in this square, the United States, the Republican Party always holds a rally in Madison Square Garden, therefore, the popularity here is relatively high.

The New York Knicks, founded in 1946 and joined the American Basketball Association (BAA, the predecessor of the NBA), are an NBA professional basketball team based in New York, New York, USA, and are part of the Western Conference Pacific Division of the National Men's Basketball Professional League (NBA).

The New York Knicks are one of two teams that haven't moved to the city since the original BAA league (the other being the Boston Celtics).

The Knicks have had brilliant performances in three different eras of the league, each with a difference of about two decades. In the early 50s of the 20th century, the Knicks reached the NBA Finals three times. The early 70s of the 20th century was the first generation of the team, and the team won 2 NBA championships.

Among those in the team at the time were great players such as Willis Reid, Walter Frazier, Dave Debusschel, Earl Monroe and Bill Bradley. Then came in the '90s, when the Knicks once again dominated the league with the emergence of center Patrick Ewing, who reached the Finals in both 1993-94 and 1998-99.

The full name of Knicks is Knicks thrift dealers, and the local Knicks thrift dealers in New York are relatively distinct characteristics. (The Knicks thrift dealers are the Dutch who were in exile in New York.) These people settled before New York City was formed.

This particular group of people is dressed in a strange way: their pants are cuffed and just above the knee, much like "bloomers". ）

As of the end of the 2014-15 season. The NBA's best record for the New York Knicks was two championships in 1969-70 and 1972-73.

In the 1969-70 season, the Knicks had their first 60-game win in the regular season, including an NBA-record 18-game winning streak. The team started with a 9-1 record. The Knicks worked together seamlessly, and they were successful both offensively and defensively.

Reed, Fraser and De Bouchere participated in the NBA All-Star Game that year, and Reed won the All-Star Game MVP. Although the team finished the season with a 6-7 record in the final weeks of the season, it still finished first in the league with a 60-22 record.

In the playoffs, the Knicks defeated the Bullets 4-3 and eliminated the Bucks 4-1 to advance to the Finals. After seven fierce battles, the Knicks defeated the Lakers with a total score of 4-3 to win the team's first NBA championship trophy. Reed won the regular season MVP, All-Star Game MVP, and Grand Finals MVP.

Reed and Fraser were also named to the NBA's First Team, the first since Harry Gahratin was selected in 1953-54; Red-headed Holzman was also named the best coach of the year.

In the 1972-73 season, the Knicks finished second in the Atlantic Division with a 57-25 regular season record, eventually winning their second championship. In the first four months of the season, the Knicks had a 43-3 record, but the team didn't play well in the closing stages of the season. In the first two rounds, the Knicks easily eliminated the Bullets and Celtics, and met the Lakers for the third time in four Finals appearances.

In contrast to the 1971-72 season, the Knicks dropped their first game and then won four straight games to win their second championship in franchise history. The team's defense is excellent, and the team is averaging only points per game, ranking first in the league. Bill Bradley also hit a team-high free-throw percentage.

1969-70: Reed helped the Knicks reach the top.

In the 1969-70 season, the Knicks had their first 60-game win in the regular season, including an NBA-record 18-game winning streak. They started with a 9-1 record. The Knicks worked together seamlessly, and they were successful both offensively and defensively.

March 8, 1970, is a classic moment in NBA history. Reed, the Knicks' center and captain, strained a leg muscle in Game 5, and without Reed, Chamberlain scored 45 points in Game 6 to lead the Lakers to a comfortable 135-113 victory. Reed's ability to play in Game 7 is still unknown, and his absence was devastating for the Knicks.

When the Knicks walked out of the locker room, no one knew if Reed would play, but when the jump ball began, Reed limped down the aisle to the court to start the game and didn't hit the first two shots. Reed's presence gave the Knicks a morale boost. Fraser had 36 points and 19 assists, and he was perfect at the free-throw line, hitting all 12 of them.

In the end, the Knicks defeated the Lakers 113-99 to lift the championship trophy.