New York Knicks forward Kevin Knox converted 17 points, but it was nowhere near enough as the Knicks looked dreadful on Sunday in their loss to the Orlando Magic. Knox shot just 4-for-11 from the floor with 7-for-10 from the charity stripe and added two makes from three with three rebounds. Knox has been struggling as of late as he is shooting just 30.0% from the floor over his last four games and it really wasn't much better in this one. He is not a must-own player yet, but if he can get his g[...]

New York Knicks small forward Kevin Knox had by far his best game since returning from injury in Saturday's 128-112 loss to Toronto, scoring 12 points in 24 minutes off the bench. Knox didn't really shoot well, finishing 4-for-11 from the field, but he went 2-for-4 from deep and that helped him to get into double figures. He also had two rebounds, one assist and one block in the game. It's tough to own Knox right now, with him not getting consistent minutes, but the Knicks aren't going anywhere[...]

New York Knicks small forward Kevin Knox logged five minutes off the bench in the double-overtime loss against the Bulls. Knox scored two points and recorded a steal while turning the ball over once in his small stint on the floor. It was Knoxs first time being available since he suffered an ankle injury in the third game of the season. [...]

New York Knicks forward Kevin Knox (ankle) will be available to play Monday night against the Chicago Bulls. Knox has not seen the court since suffering a sprained ankle on October 20th, but it looks like he has made strides of improvement in his health and will see some court time on Monday. The Knicks would be wise to bring Knox along slowly until he is fully healed, so it is likely he is limited in his first couple games back. Expect Mario Hezonja to take the biggest hit with the return of [...]

New York Knicks forward Kevin Knox (ankle) is a game-time decision Monday night against the Chicago Bulls. Knox has made a ton of progress over the weekend and after coming into the night with a doubtful designation, he will now be a game-time decision. The Knicks will most likely not play Knox until he is fully healed, which will most likely keep Knox out for another game. Check back for another update on Knox's status before game-time.

New York Knicks forward Kevin Knox (ankle) is doubtful for Monday's game against the Chicago Bulls. He was expected to return sometime between November 2-10. Head coach David Fizdale said Knox won't return to the court until he's able to go through full contact practice. It's safe to assume he won't play on Monday, but it's worth checking again before tip-off.

Looking ahead into Week 3, the injury bug has been spreading across the association. Key guys like James Harden and Devin Booker are dealing with hamstring injuries. Kevin Love is battling a leg injury, and Anthony Davis (elbow) was a late scratch Saturday night as well. Unfortunately, Injuries are part of fantasyand the only way to avoid them but to plan ahead. [...]

New York Knicks forward Kevin Knox (ankle) is expected to return between Nov. 2 and 10, according to Marc Berman. The timetable is now two-to-three weeks, which is good because at first he was expected to miss over a month. Knox was able to get some shots up during Friday's practice. Mario Hezonja, Noah Vonleh, and Damyean Dotson continue to benefit from the loss of Knox.

Welcome to the RotoBaller NBA recap. In this feature, we highlight three fantasy basketball takeaways from the previous night's slate of NBA games. Week 2 of the NBA season is off to quite a start as there were 11 games on Wednesday docket. [...]

New York Knicks forward Kevin Knox (ankle) will be re-evaluated in one week. Knox will miss at least the next three games after suffering a sprained left ankle. Knox could miss up to a month of action, but fantasy owners will just have to wait and see how his ankle feels next week. Noah Vonleh and Allonzo Trier should see more playing time with Knox sidelined.