I bought the new Tottenham away kit today and almost burned it today too. Poor performance, good result.

I’m very high on Chiles moving forward but bro sprinkles in dimes with some of the worst passes I’ve ever seen

Johnathan HIM

OK, Chiles. Time to rectify it all right here.

Chiles, please! Why!?!?!?!?

Not at this very moment lol three great throws in a row and then that. For what!?!?

Favorite NYC moment so far: An older suburban lady was going on a run, had a dog in a stroller while she was running and was blasting Survival of the Fittest.

Refs owed us that, after all these years, at the very least lol

LET BEN JOHNSON COOK

I’m not mad at him because he’s been flawless his entire career, but this is probably the worst game Sewell has played

Knicks fans: If you were at least 16 years old during the 98-99 season, or know someone close to you who was, please shoot me a DM.

Knicks’ Mitchell Robinson (foot) won’t be ready for start of season, per league sources. Yaron Weitzman was first. The team is targeting December or January for return as they want him to be 100% healthy after surgery in May, those league sources said.

Ankle*, to be more specific, not foot

Short story coming soon on Robinson (ankle) missing the start of the season and intel on stuff I heard this summer to address the position.

A few words on what the Knicks' Mitchell Robinson not being ready for start of season might mean and what I've heard this offseason about New York and acquiring a C, including a name I used to cover. Story (my first covering NYK): nytimes.com/athletic/57888…

Even if the Knicks choose to address the center position via trade, the pickings are slim unless they’re really willing to shake things up. Took a look at some centers who might make sense given New York’s financial situation if it prefers to make a deal: nytimes.com/athletic/57888…

Good piece here. You can also throw in the fact that the Pels also need a center as a difficulty the Knicks would need to overcome to add in the middle

Yes, the plan is to hire a pistons writer.

At the groundbreaking ceremony for Earl Monroe New Renaissance Basketball High School in the South Bronx, Knicks forward Julius Randle — who continues to be very involved in the NY community — will have the court named after him.