New York Knicks
Nike x Wu-Tang Clan Dunks Get Nova Knicks & RZA Co-Sign
The classic and once super rare Nike x Wu-Tang Clan Dunks in the black and yellow silhouette will be returning to shelves Nov. 9 on the Nike SNKRS app and select sneaker boutiques. A few weeks ago, Nike shock dropped the coveted Wu-Tang Clan Nike Dunks on their SNKRS app. While millions of Wu-Tang fans […]
50 Cent & Fat Joe Continue Their Bromance
If the New York Knicks somehow pull off a miracle and bring a championship to the Big Apple for the first time in decades, these two might have to do a joint concert together to celebrate the achievement.
Jalen Brunson Earns Spot On NBA All-Star Team
Though Knicks fans know the team is still a piece or two away from a being championship-contending team, Jalen Brunson is giving the fanbase hope that the elusive title is well within reach and has made the team as relevant in that picture as it's been in decades (sorry, Melo).
HBO Acquires Rights To Jeremy Lin Documentary ’38 At The Garden’
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Icon Sports Wire / Getty The struggle of being a Knicks fan has become so depressing that we get documentaries about moments in time instead of championship runs and now HBO is about to have everyone relive a few weeks back in 2012 when Linsanity had New York in the kind of frenzy that hadn’t been seen since, well, probably ever. According to Deadline, HBO has acquired the rights to 38 At The Garden which is a documentary centered around the meteoric rise of one Jeremy Lin who became the King of New York during the middle of the NBA’s 2011-2012 season. Directed by Frank Chi, 38 at the Garden is set to premier on Sunday at the Tribeca before premiering on HBO and streaming on HBO Max later this Fall. Related Stories Lin, an undrafted point guard ...
A Dubious Blunder: New York Knicks Misspell Immanuel Quickley’s Name On His Jersey
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Rick Osentoski / Getty Someone was moving a bit too quickly when trying to spell Quickley. New York Knicks guard Immanuel Quickley probably had a word with the team’s equipment manager. Wednesday night (Dec.29) at Little Caesars Arena, in his second game back since clearing the NBA’s COVID-19 protocols, Quickley was the victim of what Walt Clyde Frazier would call a dubious blunder. Eagle-eyed viewers immediately noticed Quickley’s name was egregiously butchered on the back of his jersey. Tuesday night, Quickley’s jersey was fine during the Knicks victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves, so it’s a bit of a headscratcher how this error slipped through the cracks. Jersey blunders are nothing new to the sports world, in fact, they are pretty common. Some Twi...
Stephen Curry Breaks 3-Point Record, Twitter Zeroes In On Dell Curry
HipHopWired Featured Video CLOSE Source: Al Bello / Getty The headline should focus on Stephen Curry breaking Ray Allen’s longstanding 3-point record on Tuesday (Dec. 14) in New York, but eagle-eyed Twitter fans couldn’t ignore Curry’s dad, Dell Curry. Amid what is reportedly a bitter divorce, the retired NBA player seems to be loving the impending single life a little ahead of schedule if the chatter is to be believed. The younger Curry, whose full name is Wardell Stephen Curry after his dad, broke Ray Allen’s record of 2,973 and ended up at 2,977 at the end of the visiting Golden State Warriors win over the New York Knicks. Reggie Miller and Allen, both in the building to witness the moment, greeted Curry ahead of the game and playfully ribbed him after. In an interview with the Inside T...
Oak Tree: Charles Oakley Joins ‘Dancing With The Stars’ Lineup
Source: Sean Gardner / Getty Charles Oakley quickly gained the reputation as an enforcer for the New York Knicks, adding grit and toughness to a team anchored by the great Patrick Ewing. Now, Oak Tree is going to show off his moves on the dancefloor as a member of the upcoming Dancing With The Stars season. As shared via a trailer for the show, Oakley joins a star-studded cast for DWTS‘ 29th season, which included St. Louis Hip-Hop legend Nelly, Tiger King star Carole Baskin, actress Skai Jackson, former NFL great Vernon Davis, and The Real co-host Jeannie Mai among others. AJ McLean of Backstreet Boys fam, Chrishell Stause of Selling Sunset, Catfish host Nev Schulman, figure skater Johnny Weir, cheerleading coach Monica Aldama, Kaitlyn Bristowe formerly of The Bachelorette, actress Anne H...
