Walt Frazier has fond memories of the postseason at Madison Square Garden as a player and broadcaster, but he could soon be nothing more than a spectator at Knicks playoff games.

In the 1973 Finals against the Lakers, he averaged 16.6 points and 5.2 assists while locking down the likes of Jerry West.

Walt Frazier ... about it.” Then Frazier added, “He was the funniest guy on the team. This guy was hilarious. He kept you laughing all the time.” Barnett, a basketball Hall of Famer but ...

Brunson is destroying a long-standing assumption about small guards as he has the Knicks on the verge of the Eastern ...

ESPN analyst and former NBA player Jay Williams is apparently living in the now. The New York Knicks, as they were supposed ...

The mere mention of "Clyde" often gets Knicks fans dreaming and screaming, as franchise legend Walt Frazier's nickname has been a mainstay in metropolitan basketball discussions. Frazier offered a ...

Walt “Clyde” Frazier will get to call at least one more Knicks ’ playoff game -- and maybe two. With Game 6 of the ...

Walt Frazier, 80, is not retiring ... Frazier was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame as a player in 1987. Colin Capece is an editorial intern for The Sporting News. He previously wrote ...