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Tom Thibodeau disproved his own point about why the 'Nova Knicks' connection works
Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau was asked how important the Nova Knicks connection is an interview with NBA.com's Steve Aschburner. While Thibodeau tried to downplay it, calling it "overrated," he then inadvertantly showed why their experience together is so important.
The Q&A: Tom Thibodeau ready to guide Knicks through lofty expectations
Forecasts for the Knicks are sky-high after an enormous offseason. Tom Thibodeau weighs in on the anticipations.
Knicks News: Tom Thibodeau Unpacks Julius Randle's Future in New York
The three-time All-Star power forward has yet to agree to a contract extension with the Knicks, and could become an unrestricted free agent next summer.
Tom Thibodeau Hints at New Role for Knicks’ Julius Randle
In a question and answer interview with NBA.com, head coach Tom Thibodeau alluded to a new role for Julius Randle next season. The post Tom Thibodeau Hints at New Role for Knicks’ Julius Randle appeared first on Heavy.
Tom Thibodeau says he could use Julius Randle at center for stretches
Isaiah Hartenstein was as good a reserve center as there was in the league last season but took a big free agent payday to play for another contender in Oklahoma City. That leaves a combination of the feisty but undersized Precious Achiuwa and the athletic but raw Jericho Sims to do the job.
Julius Randle could help fill Isaiah Hartenstein void as Knicks continue center search
Tom Thibodeau is open to playing Julius Randle at center next season but he fears that overexposing the All-Star to too much physicality could wear down his body.
Tom Thibodeau hints Julius Randle could see time at center this season
With the Knicks lacking center depth, head coach Tom Thibodeau says Julius Randle could see more time there this season.
Knicks' Tom Thibodeau Named Top 10 Head Coach in NBA
Tom Thibodeau has been the head coach of the New York Knicks for four seasons, and the team has finished with a top-five seed in three of those seasons. In a recent article by Sam Quinn of CBS Sports, he ranks every head coach in the NBA heading into this season, and he has Thibodeau ranked at No. 10 in the tier labeled, "obvious floor-raisers."
Tom Thibodeau: Knicks could turn Julius Randle for minutes at center
Raise your hand if you’re ready to see Julius Randle logging minutes at center. Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau hinted that Randle, a three-time All-Star known primarily for playing the four, could step in as a backup center behind Mitchell Robinson.
Knicks Coach Reminds Fans Not to Forget Julius Randle
New York, New York, USA; New York Knicks forward Julius Randle (30) talks to head coach Tom Thibodeau during the second quarter against the Toronto Raptors at Madison Square Garden. Mandatory Credit: Brad Penner-Imagn Images / Brad Penner-Imagn Images It's hard to lose track of someone carrying Julius Randle's 6-8,
Are Knicks eyeing a big change with Julius Randle next season?
The New York Knicks appear to be thinking outside the box with star big man Julius Randle. Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau spoke this week to Steve Aschburner of NBA.com. In the interview, Thibodeau revealed that the team is considering playing Randle more minutes at the center position next season.
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Tom Thibodeau discusses plan for replacing Isaiah Hartenstein
Losing Isaiah Hartenstein was a significant blow for the New York Knicks this summer. Their coach recently discussed his ...
Knicks’ Tom Thibodeau details plan to replace Isaiah Hartenstein
Injuries have hit the New York Knicks hard in recent years. Still, the Knicks were able to win 50 games last season for the ...
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3 Knicks who will have the greatest effect on the team’s performance in the 2024-25 season
The New York Knicks have a very deep roster, as they have three guys with experience being a team’s top option on the floor ...
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Knicks' Tom Thibodeau makes a huge admission about a key tactical change
In a surprising admission, Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau openly talked about playing "small-ball" this season.