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The New York Knicks have one roster spot left to fill before defending their NBA championship, and there's a BIG decision to make! On this episode of NY Got Game, Dexter Henry and Bryan Fonseca debate who deserves the Knicks' final roster spot. Should New York prioritize adding another center, or simply keep the best player available? Is James Wiseman the answer, or have Tony Bradley and Drew Eubanks made stronger cases? And with former NBA champion Bruce Brown also in the mix, should the Knicks consider making a trade to create the financial flexibility to keep him? Dexter and Bryan break down the Knicks' center depth behind Karl-Anthony Towns and Andre Drummond, evaluate the roster candidates, and make their final picks for who Leon Rose should keep. (0:00) Intro (1:35) What do the Knicks need? (10:20) James Wiseman, Bradley and Eubnaks (19:35) Bruce Brown’s value (30:50) Who gets Knicks’ final roster spot? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ahead of Monday's Knicks preseason debut, Dexter and Bryan discuss the three things each of them are watching for. Which young wing will prevail? How will Jalen Brunson be coming of the wrist surgery? (0:00) Intro (2:00) Which non-guaranteed player makes it? (9:45) New wrinkles to Mike Brown's offense? (13:55) Mo Diawara or Pacome Dadiet? (17:50) Jalen Brunson coming off wrist surgery (20:55) Looming contracts for KAT, Deuce and Josh (37:30) Wrap-up Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What will it take for the New York Knicks to go back-to-back? Dexter Henry and Bryan Fonseca break down five keys to another Knicks championship, from Andre Drummond and the backup center position to Mike Brown’s next steps with the offense. Can New York build more offensive variety around Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns? Could Pacome Dadiet or Mohamed Diawara become a dependable rotation piece? Plus, the importance of avoiding early deficits and maintaining a top-10 defense. Which of these five keys matters most to the Knicks’ repeat bid? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What does a Knicks championship mean when you’ve waited your whole life for it? Brooklyn rapper and lifelong New York Knicks fan Skyzoo joins Dexter Henry on NY Got Game to talk about finally seeing the Knicks win it all, a summer of blue-and-orange celebrations, and watching his song “Blue and Orange Everything” become part of fans’ championship memories. Plus, Sky discusses reuniting with Apollo Brown for their new album, Luxury Tax, dropping September 25, and what it takes to follow something people love, whether you’re making another album or chasing back-to-back NBA titles. The guys also look ahead to the Knicks’ 2026–27 season: their biggest obstacle to repeating, whose next step matters most, and whether winning a title brings peace or just more ammunition for the haters. 0:00 Intro 02:50 Skyzoo’s Championship Moment 04:56 A Lifetime Of Waiting For A Knicks Title 07:03 New York’s Blue & Orange Summer 14:40 New Champions, More Trash Talk? 16:49 “Blue & Orange Everything” Takes Off 32:21 Skyzoo & Apollo Brown Reunite For New Album 34:55 Meaning Behind ‘Luxury Tax’ 37:41 Greatness Deserves An Encore 39:48 Can The Knicks Run It Back? 45:55 Who Holds The Key To Another Title? 50:21 Evaluating The Knicks Offseason 55:31 No Skips, No Layups With Skyzoo 1:05:35 A Message To Young Knicks Fan Skyzoo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dexter Henry is joined by EJ Stewart of the Orange & Blue Bloods Podcast as they each rank their three Knicks with the most to prove. From earning rotation minutes to securing a long-term future in New York, they examine the individual stakes as the Knicks prepare to defend their NBA championship. Plus, the guys discuss how much does winning a championship change expectations and which players they are most confident will rise to the challenge. (0:00 Intro (2:00) What does a championship change? (6:00) Player with third-most to prove (14:25) Player with second-most to prove (29:40) Player with the most to prove (40:30) Who will rise to meet the occasion (44:00) What could change these picks? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Josh Hart wants to finish his career with the New York Knicks but how much should the defending champions pay to keep him? Dexter Henry and Bryan Fonseca discuss Hart’s value, his contract options and the reported three-year range of $54–62 million. They examine everything Hart brings beyond the box score, whether approximately $20 million per season is fair and how potential extensions for Karl-Anthony Towns and other members of the Knicks’ core could affect the decision. Should New York extend Hart now or wait? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Knicks have one more open roster spot left. What type of player should they target? What position? NY Post's Dexter Henry & Bryan Fonseca take a look at some players that may make sense. 0:00 Intro 5:15 Kelly Olynyk 9:50 Maxi Kleber 11:45 Mason Plumlee 14:20 Kevin Love 17:18 Dwight Powell 19:59 Bismack Biyombo 23:13 Xavier Tillman 27:00 Drew Eubanks 28:25 N'Faly Dante 29:25 Tony Bradley 31:00 James Wiseman 35:13 Dario Saric 36:25 Moussa Cisse 40:25 Jericho Sims 43:00 Isaiah Jackson 43:55 Goga Bitadze 45:00 Clint Capela Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On a new episode of New York Got Game, Dexter Henry and Bryan Fonseca answer questions from you, the fans! Is Mike Brown the new Steve Kerr? Did LeBron James make the Sixers the Knicks' biggest threat in the East? Is it time for Josh Hart to move to a bench role? (0:00) New Studio! (2:40) Mike Brown = Steve Kerr? (10:00) Jalen Brunson (15:35) Karl-Anthony Towns (22:23) Josh Hart (28:19) OG Anunoby (33:15) Pacome Dadiet (38:47) Sixers (44:50) Sixers 2.0 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of NY Got Game: Knicks History Files, Dexter Henry is joined by Chris Herring, author of Blood in the Garden, to reopen seven franchise-altering moments and ask how differently Knicks history could have unfolded. From Bernard King’s knee injury and the heartbreak of the 1994 NBA Finals, to Pat Riley leaving New York, the infamous 1997 suspensions, Patrick Ewing’s 1999 injury, the Carmelo Anthony trade and the injury-plagued 2023–24 Knicks, every case gets examined. What’s the biggest ‘what-if’ in Knicks history? Drop your verdict in the comments. (0:00) Intro (2:05) How to judge the ‘What-Ifs’ (6:35) The seven ‘What-If’ cases (7:35) Bernard King doesn’t get injured in ’85 (14:35) Knicks win the ’94 NBA championship (23:45) Pat Riley stays in New York (32:45) The 1997 suspensions don’t happen (43:30) Patrick Ewing doesn’t get hurt in ’99 (51:15) Knicks don’t trade for Carmelo Anthony in ’11 (57:20) The 2023-24 Knicks stay healthy (1:08:30) Final verdict Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The New York Knicks are NBA champions, but defending the title brings an entirely new set of questions. On this episode of NY Got Game, Dexter Henry and Bryan Fonseca break down their three biggest unknowns surrounding the Knicks heading into the 2026-27 NBA season. (0:00) Intro (1:40) Andre Drummond's Defense (15:20) Jalen Brunson's Wrist (24:47) Championship Hangover Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Which New York Knicks jersey deserves to be called the greatest of all time? On this episode of Knicks History Files, the NY Got Game mini-series exploring the players, moments and history that define the franchise, Dexter Henry is joined by Kazeem Famuyide to open the Knicks uniform archives. Dexter and Kaz break the debate into three categories: 🏠: Best Knicks Home Jersey 🔵: Best Knicks Road Jersey 🔥: Best Knicks Alternate Jersey From the championship-era uniforms of the late 1960s and ’70s, to the iconic Patrick Ewing-era looks, the controversial orange alternate and the Knicks’ modern City Editions, they debate which designs best represent New York basketball. 👇Knicks fans: What’s your pick? Drop your favorite home, road and alternate jersey in the comments and tell us which one deserves the overall crown. 00:00 Intro 03:12 Best Home Jerseys 13:37 Best Road Jerseys 21:26 Best Alternate Jerseys Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The full New York Knicks 2026-27 NBA schedule is officially here, and the defending champions will have no shortage of national attention — or challenging stretches — during their title defense. Dexter Henry and Bryan Fonseca break down everything that stands out about the Knicks’ schedule, including 34 nationally televised games, 13 back-to-backs, a road-heavy December, a six-game Western Conference road trip and a crucial late-season stretch against Eastern Conference opponents. They also discuss how much the Knicks should prioritize defending their NBA Cup championship, the importance of roster depth during a relentless regular-season grind and which portions of the schedule could ultimately shape New York’s playoff positioning. (0:00) Intro (3:00) Knicks are NBA’s top draw? (9:30) Breaking down the first 11 games (18:00) Defending the NBA Cup title (25:30) Long November homestand (36:00) Mike Brown handing the long grind (42:30) January’s counterbalance (48:30) Eastern rivals will determine Knicks’ finish Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dexter Henry and Stefan Bondy react to the NBA’s first phase of the 2026-27 schedule release, as the defending NBA champion New York Knicks will face LeBron James and the Philadelphia 76ers on ‘Ring Night’ at Madison Square Garden and the San Antonio Spurs on Christmas Day in an NBA Finals rematch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Which New York Knicks team was the greatest to never win an NBA championship? In the premiere episode of our ‘Knicks History Files’ miniseries, Dexter Henry is joined by Jonathan Macri of Knicks Film School to reopen one of the biggest debates in franchise history. Six teams enter the investigation: 1992–93 Knicks 1993–94 Knicks 1996–97 Knicks 1998–99 Knicks 2023–24 Knicks 2024–25 Knicks Dexter and Jonathan make the case for two teams and both examine each contender’s regular-season dominance, roster depth, star power, offensive and defensive performance, postseason competition and the circumstances that ultimately ended its championship pursuit. After reviewing all the evidence, Dexter and Jonathan deliver their final verdicts.  But the fans will decide…who is the greatest Knicks team to never win it all?  Let us know what you think in the comments! (0:00) Intro (7:45) The candidates (17:00) Greatest individual player (23:25) Best supporting cast (34:30) Best coach (44:00) Hardest road faced (58:45) Which team was closest to winning it all? (1:24:45) Cross examination Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

LeBron James is officially a Philadelphia 76er and the Eastern Conference championship race just became much more interesting. On this quick-reaction episode of NY Got Game, Dexter Henry and Bryan Fonseca break down what LeBron’s decision means for the defending NBA champion New York Knicks. Did Philadelphia immediately become the Knicks’ biggest threat in the East? Which team has the better starting five? Where can New York exploit the new-look Sixers? And if the Knicks and 76ers met in a seven-game playoff series today, who would win? Dexter and Bryan deliver their early verdict on LeBron, Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey and Philadelphia’s chances of stopping Jalen Brunson and the Knicks from repeating as NBA champions. 00:00 intro 01:15 Did LeBron James’ Decision Make Sixers The Knicks’ Biggest Threat? 15:11 Better Starting Five: Knicks or 76ers? 18:50 Where Can The Knicks Exploit Philadelphia? 24:28 Final verdict: Who Wins A Knicks–76ers Playoff Series Today? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices