Ian Begley

The New York Knicks have won their last five games and if this young season ended today the Knicks would be the fifth seed in the East. Now I know it's really too early to talk like that but considering how low my expectations were for the Knicks let me enjoy this for a second...

It has been a pretty eventful off season for the New York Knicks. Say what you will about Phil Jackson the man has given the team a major face lift. it remains to be seen if that face lift will make the Knicks a playoff team. Our man Ian Begley was at media day and has his opinions on how far the team has come...

When it comes to Knicks insiders there's none better than ESPN's Ian Begley. He joined Levack and Wolf with the inside scoop about the Knicks coaching search and any potential Free Agents the Knicks might have a legitimate shot at landing.

The New York Knicks are 30-45 and limping towards the end of another dismal season. With just seven games left, what is left to play for? What can we learn in these remaining games and is there anything we can use going forward? To answer all that and more we brought in Ian Begley of ESPN New York, who covers the Knicks extensively...

The Knicks beat the Celtics last night by a score of 120-114 at Madison Square Garden. It was a game that many people are saying helps remind us of the old-time Knick games. In that loss, Jerian Grant (rookie from Notre Dame) scored 16 points off the bench...

ESPN New York's Ian Begley joined Armen and Levack to break down the current state of the New York Knicks and whether Phil Jackson will be able to actually fix this thing.

With the season already lost, the Knicks made a big trade on Monday night. On Tuesday, ESPN New York's Ian Begley joined Armen and Levack to explain it, and look ahead at the future of the team. Check out their full talk below.

The Knicks are 3-10 on the early season and the biggest worry for New York is not their triangle offense. ESPN's Ian Begley explained with Armen and Levack on Thursday.

After wilting to the miserable Detroit Pistons, it’s official: The Knicks have hit rock bottom. The team lacks effort, looks dejected and plays virtually no defense. They are destined to miss the post season, they don’t have a first round pick, and Carmelo Anthony may leave as a free agent. Things aren’t looking too good. Today on Joe & Brix, Ian Begley of ESPN New York hopped on to discuss th