New York

Knicks

EasternAtlantic2× NBA Champions

Est. 1946Madison Square GardenMike Brown

Leadership

Dirigenza e Staff Tecnico

Proprietario / Governatore

James Dolan (MSG Sports)

Wikipedia

2Championships

8Conference Titles

7Division Titles

Championship History

Championship Era

1970

vs Los Angeles Lakers

4-3

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1973

vs Los Angeles Lakers

4-1

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Current Roster

2026–2027 Season

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Playmaker(4)

Brunson

Alvarado

McBride

Kolek

Guardie Tiratrici(3)

Clarkson

Jr.

Shamet

Ali Piccole(4)

Hart

Bridges

Franchise Legends

Icons who defined the franchise's identity

Bill Bradley

Dave DeBusschere

Earl Monroe

Patrick Ewing

Walt Frazier

Willis Reed

Retired Numbers

Numbers raised to the rafters forever

Walt Frazier

1967-1977

Dick Barnett

1965-1974

Dick McGuire/Earl Monroe

1949-1957/1971-1980

Willis Reed

1964-1974

Dave DeBusschere

1968-1974

Bill Bradley

1967-1977

Patrick Ewing

1985-2000

613

Red Holzman

Coach

La Storia

Storia della Franchise

The New York Knicks are one of the NBA's most iconic franchises and a founding member of the Basketball Association of America in 1946. Playing at the legendary Madison Square Garden — "The Mecca of Basketball" — the Knicks captured championships in 1970 and 1973 with a roster featuring Willis Reed, Walt "Clyde" Frazier, and Bill Bradley. Patrick Ewing anchored the physical, defensive-minded teams of the 1990s that rivaled Michael Jordan's Bulls. Despite a championship drought stretching decades, the Knicks remain one of the most valuable and culturally significant franchises in all of professional sports. The franchise has seen a resurgence under Tom Thibodeau, with Jalen Brunson leading a competitive roster back to playoff contention.

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Player Analysis

Jalen Brunson: The Cornerstone Who Ended the Knicks' 53-Year Wait

Jalen Brunson led the New York Knicks to the 2026 NBA title — their first since 1973 — and took Finals MVP with a 45-point Game 5. A film-room look at how the franchise cornerstone turned a 53-year wait into a coronation.