Now that the Knicks players have signed off on firing Tom Thibodeau, Magic Johnson says “there’s a lot of pressure on the players next season" and “all the excuses are gone now.”

As the New York Knicks continue their search for a new head coach this offseason, the coaches that they are […]

Despite long speculation and reporting to the contrary, the Knicks are not in the mix to trade for Kevin Durant, The Post has learned. Durant is expected to be dealt this offseason from the Suns, with ESPN listing the Knicks among five teams that have registered interest.

It has been reported that the Dallas Mavericks denied a request to interview Jason Kidd, the Minnesota Timberwolves said no to Chris Finch, the Houston Rockets did the same with Ime Udoka, the Atlanta Hawks rejected a Quin Snyder interview, and the Chicago Bulls also shut down the idea of Billy Donovan.

Amid the New York Knicks' recent efforts to poke around the league at opposing head coaches for potential interviews to become their next lead man on the sidelines, it seems they also tried their hand at a former Utah Jazz head coach in the process, before those talks were quickly shot down.

On Thursday night, ESPN NBA analyst Kendrick Perkins gave his top five "dream destinations" for the 2014 league MVP. After listing the Spurs at No. 5, the Rockets at No. 4, the Timberwolves at No. 3 and the Detroit Pistons at No. 2, Perkins shouted, "Bam!... The Knicks!"

Magic Johnson thinks the Knicks need their swagger back. The Hall of Famer believes New York lost its toughness and edge after trading Donte DiVincenzo to the Timberwolves in the Karl-Anthony Towns deal,

New York Knicks forward Mikal Bridges has one year remaining on his contract and is set to become a free agent in 12 months. The Knicks can either let him play