New York star guard Jalen Brunson has been cleared for basketball activities and could return to the Knicks' lineup for the final week of the regular season, coach Tom Thibodeau said before Wednesday night's game against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Jalen Brunson traveled with the Knicks on their road trip and is likely to participate in the next practice. “He’s cleared for basketball activities,” coach Tom Thibodeau said with a smile before the Knicks’ 124-105 loss to the Cavaliers on Wednesday night.

The Knicks don't have much incentive to rush him back. At 48-27, the team is virtually locked into the No. 3 seed in the playoffs, eight games behind the 2-seed Boston Celtics and four games clear of the 4-seed Indiana Pacers with seven games left. Barring a fairly epic collapse, New York's seed is locked

It's that time on the NBA calendar where certain results make fans of both teams involved happy. Tuesday night's matchup between the New York Knicks and Philadelphia 76ers was such an occasion. The Knicks—without Jalen Brunson or Karl-Anthony Towns—defeated the Sixers,

Devin Booker helps get Suns back in the game. Suns sharpshooter Devin Booker, who hit the winning shot last week against the Bucks,

With the playoffs approaching, the Knicks are once again at the center of attention. Whether it’s a highly debated roster move or an injury update, this week’s edition of Knicks news is one you won’t want to miss.