The Knicks have one blown 3-1 lead ever: 1997 ECSF vs the Miami Heat. Fights at the end of Game 5 led to suspensions for key Knicks players, and ultimately ended their season.

The lore of the Knicks-Heat rivalry dates back nearly 30 years. After the two teams first met in the 1997 Eastern Conference Semifinals, each matchup came to encapsulate much of what defined NBA ...

There was the fact that Heat head coach Pat Riley, who coached the Knicks from 1991-1995, plotted his exit to Miami during his final season with New York.

The lore of the Knicks-Heat rivalry dates back nearly 30 years. After the two teams first met in the 1997 Eastern Conference Semifinals, each matchup came to encapsulate much of what defined NBA ...

The incident involving Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark and Chicago Sky forward Chennedy Carter ended without a punch thrown or any retaliation. Can you imagine that happening during a Miami Heat ...

After the final horn, Knicks coach David Fizdale — a former Miami assistant — lingered on the court and hugged several Heat coaches and players, with Dwyane Wade getting his last embrace.