Alex and Gavin continue their Knicks schedule discussion, including what the toughest and easiest points of the Knicks' slate will be next season, culminating in a discussion of if the Knicks have what it takes to beat their FanDuel over next season and win more than 53.5 games.

The Knicks' schedule for 2025-26 is out, and that means it's time to figure out who the toughest matchups of the season will be. Alex and Gavin give their picks for the toughest early and late season games, plus their sleeper picks for best game of the year.

Gavin Schall is joined by Locked On Pacers Host Tony East to discuss the Pacers' future, the Knicks' offseason, and much more!

Gavin Schall is joined by Locked On Clippers host Darian Vaziri to break down what Ben Simmons could potentially bring to the Knicks as their final signing.

The Knicks' schedule is starting to take shape, and it seems like the NBA is REALLY into the Knicks-Cavs matchup. Alex breaks down what we know about the schedule so far, and then Gavin finishes his conversation with Danny Cunningham of Locked On Cavs to close the show.

Are the Knicks and Cavs in a tier of their own in the Eastern Conference? Gavin Schall is joined by Locked On Cavs Host Danny Cunningham to discuss this and a WHOLE lot more about the Knicks offseason.

Who's the most valuable Knick in the event the Knicks would look to make a trade? Alex and Gavin convene for their yearly asset rankings, which are much more player-focused than picks-focused this year than in years past.

Gavin Schall and Alex Wolfe are back together again to debate if Ben Simmons is the missing piece for the New York Knicks.

Josh Hart's rollercoaster season with the New York Knicks sparks debate. Is he a key piece or a misused asset? Gavin Schall breaks down Hart's impressive season, including big leaps in efficiency, dominant rebounding, and exceptional playmaking.

Mikal Bridges signed a four-year, $150 million extension with the Knicks to stay in New York. Alex goes solo to break down why this is a super good deal for the Knicks, what this means for Mitchell Robinson's future with the team, and the Knicks' reported continued interest in possibly bringing Ben Simmons in for their final veteran roster spot.

Gavin Schall rolls solo to review the season that was for Miles McBride. Hear why he was one of the most important role players in the NBA and how he can help bring the best out of Karl-Anthony Towns on both ends of the floor.

Gavin Schall and Alex Wolfe dive DEEEEEEEEEEEEEP on your longest tenured (and for many, favorite) Knick, Mitchell Robinson, and break down everything he brought to the table in just 35 magical games of action last season. Will the Knicks extend him for the long haul? Should they? Find out right here!

Karl-Anthony Towns put together an All-NBA season for the Knicks last year, but could he have done even better with a different offensive role? Alex and Gavin break down the season that was for KAT and what the future might hold.

For as great as Jalen Brunson's 2024-25 season was, leading the Knicks to their first Eastern Conference Finals in 25 years, could it have been even better? Alex and Gavin break down the Knicks star's season that was and some things to look for going forward.

A day after talking you through the Knicks' elite top-end talent Gavin Schall is back with Alex Wolfe to dive deep on the Knicks' supporting cast. Where do Mikal Bridges and Mitchell Robinson rank amongst the league's elite role players?

Gavin Schall goes solo to talk you through the best first, second, and third options in the NBA and where the Knicks stack up in terms of elite top-end talent.

Alex goes solo to break down the Knicks' Summer League finale against the Washington Wizards, but more specifically give thoughts on the Knicks' most promising prospects after a very interesting Summer League. Is Dink Pate the type of high octane athlete the Knicks have been missing? Is Mohamed Diawara a HUGE upside bet? Is there something to be worried about with Tyler Kolek? All that and more on today's show!

Damian Lillard's return to Portland shakes up the NBA landscape. What's behind this unexpected move? The Locked on NBA Squad Show panel dives into Lillard's decision, debating its impact on the Blazers and young star Scoot Henderson. They explore summer league insights, revealing which players might not cut it in the big leagues. Plus, get ready for some hot takes on NBA team predictions, including the Nuggets, Lakers, and Pelicans. Tune in for expert analysis on defensive strategies, the evolving Eastern Conference, and bold projections for the upcoming season. Don't miss out on the squad's insider perspectives and lively debates! 0:00 Intro: Summer league and Damian Lillard discussion 5:13 Damian Lillard's return to Portland analyzed 11:48 Summer league's value and networking aspect 18:23 Denver Nuggets' outlook for next season 25:26 Debate on perimeter vs backline defense 31:32 Anthony Davis vs Jaren Jackson Jr comparison 37:21 Eastern Conference team projections discussed 41:42 Bottom Eastern Conference teams' win totals

Alex goes solo to break down the Knicks' last game of Summer League, a loss to the Pacers. But more importantly, some of the Knicks' summer players showed out, including Dink Pate and Tyler Kolek. Plus, an update on James Nnaji's contract status, and Alex hands out contracts to the summer leaguers.

Alex and Gavin convene to go over OG Anunoby's 2024-25 season, one where he set plenty of new career highs as he helped lead the Knicks to their first Eastern Conference Finals in a quarter century. The big question: was the big contract he signed just over a year ago worth it?