The New York Knicks parted ways with much of their future to acquire forward Mikal Bridges this offseason from the Brooklyn Nets. Through 20 games of the regula

New York added to the No. 2 offense in basketball with a 118-85 thumping of the New Orleans Pelicans on Sunday night. The performance continued what has been an up-and-down start for the 12-8 Knicks, who have looked like the best team in the NBA at points and then a bunch of strangers at others.

SNY's Ian Begley listed Jimmy Butler as a potential offseason Knicks trade target in mid-June. It turns out that the front office reached out to Miami about the star forward. On Monday, HoopsHype's Michael Scotto reported that the Knicks contacted the Heat about Butler, but talks weren't serious.

The former Brooklyn Nets star led all scorers with 31 in the Knicks' 118-85 blowout win over the New Orleans Pelicans Sunday evening. Bridges shot 7-12 from beyond the arc and looked comfortable in the offense for the first time this season.

Like Ringo Starr before him, New York Knicks shooter Mikal Bridges got by with a little help from his friends. Bridges recovered from a brutal Black Friday on

Mikal Bridges responded quickly, positively and emphatically as the Knicks boat raced the shorthanded Pelicans at MSG.

The struggles for Mikal Bridges have gotten to the point that New York Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau kept him on the bench for the final eight minutes

The Knicks opened December with a 118-85 rout of the New Orleans Pelicans on Sunday night. Here are the takeaways... - The Knicks got off to a slow start in each of the final two

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