The 10 Greatest Knicks
Walt Frazier
Walt Frazier
Walt "Clyde" Frazier is a two-time champ, Hall of Famer and one of the NBA's 50 Greatest.
Patrick Ewing
Patrick Ewing
Ewing is a career leader in a number of categories. He made two NBA Finals appearances in the '90s.
Willis Reed
Willis Reed
Skipper and dominant force for the '70s champs, Reed is revered as much for his leadership as his ability.
Earl Monroe
Earl Monroe
"Pearl" played Bonnie to Frazier's "Clyde" in the "Rolls Royce Backcourt" that powered the Knicks to the '73 title.
Bernard King
Bernard King
Derailed by a devastating knee injury, King, a two-time all-NBAer and scoring machine, was robbed of his prime playing years.
Dave DeBusschere
Dave DeBusschere
DeBusschere, an eight-time All-Star, became the final piece of the Knicks' championship puzzle of the early '70s.
Bill Bradley
Bill Bradley
A Princeton grad and Hall of Famer, Bradley was a crucial cog in the Knicks' '70 and '73 triumphs.
Allan Houston
Allan Houston
The Knicks' fourth-leading scorer all time, Houston ranks among the team's top five in seven offensive categories.
Dick McGuire
Dick McGuire
The St. John's legend and seven-time All-Star, McGuire was one of the league's first great playmakers.
Dick Barnett
Dick Barnett
Barnett spent nine stellar seasons in New York, culminating with the franchise's 1970 title.
Comments
Use a Facebook account to add a comment, subject to Facebook's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Your Facebook name, photo & other personal information you make public on Facebook will appear with your comment, and may be used on ESPN's media platforms. Learn more.