In Episode 9 of This Week Inside The New York Knicks, we discuss whether Jalen Brunson's minutes are a concern post the OG Anunoby trade. We also cover Why The Knicks Are The 3rd Best Team In The East, the Knicks Vs. Sixers, OG Anunoby's Impact On The Knicks, Rumors, and more!

This episode features everything inside the Knicks from December 31 to January 6, 2024!

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Chapters:

Intro: 00:00

Knicks Vs. Wizards Game Review! 4:15

Knicks Vs. Sixers Game Review! 11:09

Why The Knicks Are The 3rd Best Team In The East! 12:30

Knicks Vs. Bulls Game Review! 23:50

Jalen Brunson's minutes are a concern as Knicks top Bulls in 2nd straight win after Raptors trade! 26:43

Knicks Vs. Timberwolves Game Review! 31:00

Why Are Randle and Jalen Brunson's All-Star Votes so low? 36:00

Knicks' Julius Randle left off NBA All-Star first fan vote: ‘My job is to try to win the championship' 37:00

What Does Leon Rose Know That We Don't Know!38:45

OG Anunoby's Impact On The Knicks Since The Trade! 42:00

The One Player, The Knicks, Have To Trade For! 46:30

Why Are The Knicks The Only Non-Contending Team That Has To Trade For A Star? 50:00

Stephen A. Smith: ‘I am a bigger star than most of the New York Knicks'! 52:40

YES and MSG Networks partner on a new venture that could lead to an all-in-one streaming service. 59:00

Stephen A Smith Takes A Shot @ Isaiah Hartenstien! 1:00:30

Knicks Trade Rumors: NY 'Will Explore' Options at Deadline to Make Deep Playoff Run? 1:03:00

Karl-Anthony Towns Trade Rumors: Knicks Not Interested in Dealing Mitchell Robinson! 1:03:30

Word on the street: How Do Knicks Fans Really Feel? 1:04:30

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