The New York Knicks head into the offseason with relative uncertainty, despite having one of their best seasons in recent memory. For the first time in 25 years, the Knicks advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals and were even favored to make the NBA Finals after defeating their rival and the defending champion Boston Celtics.

The New York Knicks are entering an interesting offseason following a defeat in the Eastern Conference Finals. New York has the tools to be very active this summer, and they have been linked with a few big-name players.

The New York Knicks made it clear that they won't be pursuing a trade for Phoenix Suns star Kevin Durant this offseason, but he reportedly would've welcomed the opportunity to be shipped to the Big Apple.

The Bulls are reportedly working on a new deal for Billy Donovan after reports the Knicks requested to speak with him for their head coaching vacancy.

New York reportedly spoke with the Minnesota Timberwolves about Chris Finch, the Dallas Mavericks about Jason Kidd, the Houston Rockets about Ime Udoka, the Atlanta Hawks about Qu

After striking out on all of their interview requests with current head coaches, the New York Knicks have reportedly lined up meetings with a pair of recently fired candidates. Per NBA insider Shams Charania: "The New York Knicks are planning to meet with ex-Memphis Grizzlies coach Taylor Jenkins

Messes: Anyone want to coach the Knicks? It’s like the old saying goes: Four strikes, and you’ve still got to hire a coach. The Knicks had a wonderful energy about them as rec

Tom Thibodeau’s Knicks sent J.B. Bickerstaff into offseason mode earlier then he wanted, yet the Pistons’ coach is still sticking up for his former colleague.