Gavin Schall goes solo to analyze a backbreaking loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, RJ Barrett's big night at the rim and a failed opportunity to shine for Immanuel Quickley and Obi Toppin.

Alex and Gavin are joined by Tom Piccolo (@Tom_Piccolo on Twitter) of the Talkin' Knicks podcast (@TalkinKnicks) to get into three big questions for the Knicks in the new year: -Is Tom Thibodeau capable of taking this team to the next level? -Is Julius Randle worth planning around? -What's one player or narrative we're all focused on for the rest of the season? (Spoiler: without any collaboration, it's all some variation of RJ Barrett)

Alex and Gavin break down the Knicks' third straight win, which would be a joyous occasion if not for the fact that they barely scraped by a Pistons team missing tons of players to COVID protocols. Is Tom Thibodeau the right coach to take the Knicks into the future? Is Julius Randle dogging it? Plus some talk about how great Alec Burks, Obi Toppin, and the bench were.

Gavin Schall and Alex Wolfe find some areas for optimism in a somewhat lackluster Knicks win, including Mitchell Robinson's around the rim brilliance, Obi Toppin's playmaking, and Thibs' trust in Quinten Grimes!

Alex and Gavin talk about a carefree win for the Knicks over the Atlanta Hawks on Christmas day, including Kemba Walker notching a triple-double, Obi Toppin hitting a between the legs dunk in-game, Julius Randle and Evan Fournier scoring efficiently, and more!

Gavin Schall and Alex Wolfe break down Kemba Walker's big night, why it just wasn't enough and how the Knicks replace Derrick Rose going forward .

Alex and Gavin discuss what the Knicks' rotation will look like once Obi Toppin, RJ Barrett, Immanuel Quickley, Deuce McBride, and Quentin Grimes return from COVID-19 protocols (recorded before the Derrick Rose news broke). Will the young guys be able to find enough minutes, and might Tom Thibodeau adjust his famously rigid 10-man rotation?

Gavin and Alex are back to talk Mitchell Robinson's energetic return the form as the New York Knicks cruised past the Detroit Pistons. They also dive into how Kemba Walker and Evan Fournier's aggressive play contributed to Mitch's success and set the tone for the Knicks' success.

Alex and Gavin are rejoined by Jonathan Wasserman of Bleacher Report (@NBADraftWass on Twitter) to break down some of Wass' top 10 prospects in the 2022 NBA Draft, including Jaden Ivey, Jalen Duren, Jaden Hardy, and TyTy Washington.

Gavin Schall and Alex Wolfe dive deep on Kemba Walker's big night in Boston, what it means for his future on the Knicks and so much more!

With the Knicks sitting in the NBA Draft lottery range currently, Alex and Gavin welcome in Jonathan Wasserman of Bleacher Report to talk about the top three players in this 2022 class: Chet Holmgren, Paolo Banchero, and Jabari Smith. How would they fit on the Knicks? What are their strengths and weaknesses?

Alex and Gavin discuss the Knicks' win over the Houston Rockets, including Miles "Deuce" McBride's breakout game, Immanuel Quickley's resurgence, Mitchell Robinson's hot fourth quarter, and some speculative chemistry issues between Julius Randle and Evan Fournier.

Gavin Schall goes solo to discuss Julius Randle's breakout offensive performance and Deuce McBride's holding his own in his unofficial MSG debut as the Knicks fell to the Warriors.

Alex and Gavin break down rumors from SNY's Ian Begley and The Athletic's Shams Charania about potential trade packages the Knicks could offer for Myles Turner, as well as the Knicks apparently entering the Ben Simmons sweepstakes.

Gavin Schall and Alex Wolfe team up to talk Quentin Grimes' big night, whether the Knicks will regret Julius Randle's contract and much more!

Alex and Gavin break down the Knicks' 90-87 loss to the Raptors, including whether now might be the time to go small permanently and start Obi Toppin alongside Julius Randle, what some small-ball big trade targets might do for this team instead of Myles Turner, RJ Barrett's continued resurgent play, Immanuel Quickley, Evan Fournier and Alec Burks' struggles, and much more.

Gavin Schall is joined by The Strickland's Ariel Pacheco to answer some big picture questions about the New York Knicks. Do the Knicks have a player on their roster who could be the second option on a championship team? How would they rank the most likely options?

Alex and Gavin talk about the New York Knicks' latest embarrassing loss against the Indiana Pacers, featuring a show-stopping in-game dunk by Obi Toppin and not much else. Could benching the ineffective Evan Fournier be an answer? Are the Knicks bottling up some tension?

Gavin Schall goes solo to discuss breakout performances from RJ Barrett and Mitchell Robinson and so much more!

Gavin Schall and Alex Wolfe are back to share the six stats that have defined the New York Knicks' struggles this season. Just how bad have the starters been in transition? How has Mitchell Robinson's lack of mobility impacted the Knicks' rebounding? Plus so much more!

Alex goes solo to break down the Knicks' terrible 113-99 loss to the Nuggets, including some inflammatory comments by Tom Thibodeau postgame about RJ Barrett, Julius Randle's continued uninspired play on both ends, why the next stretch of games will be critical for the Knicks, and more.

Alex goes solo to break down the Knicks' 116-112 loss to the Bulls at home, one where Julius Randle went off, Mitchell Robinson had a great second half, and the guard trio of Alec Burks, Immanuel Quickley, and Evan Fournier went off, but ultimately the team couldn't overcome a 21-point first half Bulls lead.

Gavin goes solo to breakdown a dramatic loss in Barclays including spectacular performances from Julius Randle and Alec Burks, shoddy officiating and so much more!

Gavin is joined by Locked On Nets co-host Adam Armbrecht to preview Knicks-Nets including issues in both rotations, just how confident Adam is the Nets will eventually get peak James Harden and which team will win the game.

Alex goes solo to break down the news that Tom Thibodeau is removing Kemba Walker from the Knicks' rotation in favor of Alec Burks starting and Immanuel Quickley/Derrick Rose off the bench, including an inside look at some of the stats that have defined Kemba's poor start to the season, what Burks brings to the starting unit, and whether Kemba has a path to returning to the Knicks' rotation — or if he could have already played his last game in a Knicks uniform.