News about Quentin Grimes

Quentin Grimes, the New York Knicks' coach, has accused coach Tom Thibodeau of isolating him after his humiliation against the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday night. In a 146-122 loss to the Knicks, the grimes failed to have any real effect on the game in Milwaukee, with the shooting guard taking only one shot and recording zero points. It was his seventh straight game he had scored four points or fewer on six field-goal attempts or fewer, and afterwards he regretted the tactics, which left him "standing in the corner all game."

Perry, whose deal is set to end this summer, led the revived Knicks to the second round of the playoffs this season, the first time the team has played in the playoffs since the 2012-13 season. The 59-year-old, who worked closely with president Leon Rose and executive vice president William Wesley this season, had been general manager since 2017-18.

Immanuel Quickley, the New York Knicks' sixth man, is questionable for Game 6 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Miami Heat. Quickley sat out Game 4 and Game 5 after suffering a strained left ankle in Game 3 of the series, and it's likely that he was wearing a walking boot on the sideline during New York's Game 5 victory. Brunson reportedly received 'around the clock' treatment rather than diving into the depths of the team's bench, but the Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau decided to abandon his starting backcourt of Jalen Brunson and Quentin Grimes for the full 48 minutes of action, despite Brunson's allegedly receiving 'around the clock' treatment in order to play through his own ankle injury.

It's called The World's Most Popular Arena, but Madison Square Garden has been more renowned than ever in the 21st century, a place where celebrity athletes routinely fail to impress, and teaching careers go to die. The Manhattan arena's tenants haven't even sniffed a title this millennium, despite the New York Rangers' Stanley Cup Finals loss in 2014. Although New York has had some success on the track, the hardwood has been much crueler, as the Knicks have won only three playoff series since being in the NBA Finals in 1999. But now, with the support of some new blood, the Knicks and Rangers are giving irritated fans a reason to be excited about visiting Madison Square Garden for the first time in years.

Immanuel Quickley scored 22 points off the bench to lead six players in double figures for the New York Knicks, who never trailed as they extended NBA's longest active winning streak by defeating the Golden State Warriors 132-94 on Tuesday. Jalen Brunson had 21 points and Julius Randle (15 points, 12 rebounds) had a double-double for the Knicks, who have won eight straight games since a nine-game streak dating back to April 9-24, 2021. Quentin Grimes scored 19 points, RJ Barrett had 18 points, and reserve Miles McBride scored ten points for the Knicks, who defeated the Warriors in New York for the first time since Feb. 27, 2013. Mitchell Robinson (nine points, ten rebounds) just missed a double-double.

On First Take, the ESPN analyst and Knicks fan expressed "completely, utterly disgusted at the moribund franchise" and lamented the lack of a genuine star at Madison Square Garden on Friday. I've been looking forward to seeing Donovan Mitchell in a New York Knicks uniform.' He's a New York native, which is some place he likes, and the truth is that the New York Knicks didn't get it done.' Mitchell was reportedly traded to the Cavaliers on Thursday for a set of Collin Sexton, Lauri Markkanen, Ochair Agbaji, three unprotected first-round picks, and two pick swaps.

According to omo.com, the New York Knicks appear to be still hopeful that they can make a trade for Utah Jazz multi-time all-star Donovan Mitchell (left), even after the huge contract extension was offered to RJ Barrett (right). The Knicks announced on Monday night that their up-and-coming star had committed to a four-year contract worth up to $120 million. Barrett's first draft pick, although not exactly the franchise's first draft pick to commit to a multi-year contract extension after his rookie deal with Charlie Ward in 1999, was effectively removed from the table in trade discussions.