The New York Knicks have proven to remain as one of the titans of the East over the past few seasons. New York holds firm possession of the conference's No. 3 seed with a 27-15 record, with their 125-119 overtime victory against the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday night giving the group a renewed sense of focus after dropping five of their previous seven contests.

The trade speculation surrounding the Phoenix Suns is higher than the release point on Kevin Durant’s jumper. Jimmy Butler for Bradley Beal. Nikola Vucevic for Bradley Beal. Kevin Durant for Alperen Sengun.

Tony Star isn't the only Iron Man in New York, with MIkal Bridges making a convincing case for himself after impressive streak

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Miles Bridges' seven points is the Hornets' high. They bricked up 6-of-27, including 2-of-15 from 3. The Suns' first five are Tyus Jones, Devin Booker, Ryan Dunn, Kevin Durant, and Mason Plumlee ...

One NBA executive joked about Suns owner Mat Ishbia having a new rule made for him with the Kevin Durant trade possibly backfiring.

Bradley Beal's agent seems dismissive of trade rumors involving the Phoenix Suns guard, who has a no-trade clause.

The Suns are a .500 team. Mediocrity isn’t supposed to be this difficult. Or expensive. Changes are coming despite a three-game win streak.

The Phoenix Suns have been the most aggressive team in the NBA since they changed owners. Mat Ishbia's hands-on approach has gotten them Kevin Durant, Bradley Beal and a new coach.

The Houston Rockets are eyeing All-Star guards like Devin Booker and De'Aaron Fox, but there's already an All-Star and DPOY candidate in-house: Amen Thompson.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the Thunder’s MVP candidate, is an All-Star lock. Williams — who is second on the team in points and assists, third in rebounds and is a versatile cog in their top-ranked and historically disruptive defense — is their only other true candidate. That might be Williams’ simplest case.