New York Got Game: A NY Basketball Podcast from New York Post Sports

Kazeem Famuyide opens the show honoring Kobe Bryant and his daughter following their tragic passing in a helicopter crash. Kaz and Jake Brown look back at the legacy Kobe leaves beyond the basketball world. Carlos Boozer, Kobe's former Lakers teammate, then shares his memories of playing alongside the Black Mamba and just how special a player and person he was. NY Post sports columnist Mike Vaccaro discusses Kobe's iconic career, what it was like covering him and what the NBA may do to honor him in the future. Former NBA referee Bob Delaney talks about what Kobe meant to the game and shares memories from officiating Kobe's games.

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Kaz opens the show talking about Monday's embarrassing loss to the Wizards and the road ahead for the struggling Knicks. Kaz and producer Jake Brown then go through the "12 days of Knicksmas," highlighting the 12 best Knicks players of the decade. NY Post Knicks beat writer Marc Berman then drops by the pod. He and Kaz talk about the feeling in the locker room after the loss to the banged-up Wizards, the point guard situation right now and a few positives to take from this team in the holiday season.

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On the latest episode of the New York Got Game: Knicks weekly live show, Dexter Henry and Bryan Fonseca react to Mikal Bridges approaching Tom Thibodeau about the heavy minutes being played by the team's starters.

Natalie Esquire, a content creator for NBC Sports, joins the show to preview the Knicks' Saturday prime-time rematch against the Warriors after Draymond Green's controversial comments about Karl-Anthony Towns.

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Kazeem Famuyide and Jake Brown open the show sharing their favorite memories of the 1998-1999 Knicks team. NY Post sports columnist Mike Vaccaro drops by to share stories from covering that team and being inside the locker room, including reactions from after the famous Allan Houston shot in Miami and the Larry Johnson four-point play at MSG. Chris Childs, a guard from that team, then joins the show. Childs talks about how the team turned it around after a slow start, the vocal leaders in the locker room, Jeff Van Gundy's coaching, the Houston and LJ shots and going up against a tough Spurs team in the NBA Finals.

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CP “The Fanchise” of Knicks Fan TV & Jonathan Macri of Knicks Film School join Dexter Henry to look at what the New York Knicks have accomplished in 2024 and what they can do to level up and reach their ceiling in 2025.

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