Knicks Film School

In this episode, Jon recaps the Knicks loss to the Los Angeles Clippers, 129-115.

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In this episode, Jon recaps the Knicks win over the Cleveland Cavaliers, 102-81.

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In this episode, Jon is joined by Justin Rowan - host of The Chase Down: A Cleveland Cavaliers Podcast -  to preview Friday night's game. They also talk about the big picture for these two franchises, why they're so similar, what trades could happen between the two and much more.

In this episode, Jon recaps the Knicks loss to the Utah Jazz, 108-94.

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In this episode, Jon is joined by WFAN's John Schmeelk to look back on the first year of the Rose regime, plot the best path for the franchise moving forward, and make some comparisons about locker room harmony in basketball versus football. Plus, Jon reacts to the rumor that Derrick Rose may find his way back to MSG.

In this episode, before the Knicks game against Portland, Jon & Jeremy discuss the recent resurgence of RJ Barrett and how significant this is towards both his development and his potential value around the league. Then, Jon recaps the Knicks loss to the Blazers, despite a career-high performance from Immanuel Quickley. 

In this episode, Jon is once again joined by his longtime buddies from law school Oz & Yash to recap the Knicks surprising start to the season. Then, Jon recaps the Knicks victory over the Golden State Warriors, 119-104 (via our postgame livestream on YouTube Live)

In this episode, Jon is joined by Chip Murphy to recap New York's rock fight against the Magic and then look back at other hot starts in recent Knick history to see how this 7-8 beginning to the season stacks up.

In this episode, Jon and Jeremy recap New York's big win in Boston, discuss where things stand after a 6-8 start, and get into one aspect of the Harden trade that could be very important for the Knicks.

In this episode, Jon and Kris answer your questions about the season's first 12 games, Julius Randle's trade value, ranking New York's assets, which Knicks podcasters would make good front office people, why is Efrid Payton, and much more.

In this episode, Jon is joined by Nets reporter Matt Brooks to discuss the first edition of the Knicks/Nets sorta, kinda rivalry this season. 

In this episode, Jon and Jeremy try to strike a balance between putting a desultory weekend into context and heaping praise where it's due on a team that nobody thought would be .500 after 10 games. 

(NOTE: Apologies for the dings throughout the episode. Blame Macri. Or Elfrid Payton. Both work.)

In this episode, Jon is joined by The Strickland's Jack Huntley to discuss the turnaround of Julius Randle, why we should have seen this coming, and what other surprises might be in store

In this episode, Jon is joined by the Strickland's Dallas Amico to get deep in the weeds on the Knicks 4-3 start. They discuss the subtle ways Julius Randle has shown growth, why the offense Thibs is running makes perfect sense, an easy change to make things even better, and much more. Then, stick around for Jon's postgame thoughts on the win in Atlanta.

In this episode, Jon & Jeremy discuss the Indiana win and .500 start before each naming their biggest surprises, biggest disappointments, best early-season trends, most alluring mirages, and the thing they're most excited about moving forward.

In this episode, Jon gives a year-end message to the listeners before talking to Tom Piccolo about conclusions to draw from the season's first week and things to keep an eye on moving forward. 

In this episode, Jon gives his instant reaction to the Knicks victory in Cleveland before a spirited three-man weave with left-coasters Outasight and David Futernick.

In this episode, Jon and Jeremy try to hold it together as they discuss arguably the Knicks most impressive win in years, a victory over the mighty Milwaukee Bucks. They go through the night in full and what conclusions are fair to draw so far during this young season.

In this episode, Jon and Kris react to the Knicks' opening night loss to the Indiana Pacers, going into the good (RJ Barrett for MIP), the bad (Immanuel Quickley's injury) and the ugly (Elfrid Payton's attempt at basketball), and why there's more to feel good about than not after one game.