Now that Jalen Brunson is dealing with an ankle injury, Tyler Kolek has a chance to put the backup point guard spot on lock once and for all.

While Knicks fans celebrated Josh Hart’s return to the lineup in Portland on Sunday night to the sound of victory trumpets, it seems as though a certain recent staple of the rotation was drowned out in the noise.

On The Putback with Ian Begley, SNY's NBA Insider is joined by Knicks' fan Mill Media to discuss Josh Hart's return to the lineup, what Tyler Kolek's role may be, and if there are any locker room issues in New York.

Tyler Kolek has taken Gotham by storm, and a new report claims his major developments in recent weeks may have […]

Tyler Kolek delivers career highs in points and rebounds, drawing praise from broadcasters and superstar teammates.

New York Knicks head coach Mike Brown challenged Tyler Kolek at halftime of their Dec. 23 game against Minnesota, and he responded with a career game.

Kolek saw a healthy workload off the bench, as did Miles McBride with 28 minutes. Jalen Brunson left this game after five minutes with an ankle injury, leaving his status for Thursday's game against the Warriors in the air. If Brunson is not able to go, Kolek would suddenly find himself on the streaming radar.

New York Knicks guard Tyler Kolek is proving why he belongs in the NBA after a strong showing on Christmas Day against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Kolek, a second-year pro out of Marquette, scored 16 points while dishing out nine assists in the team's 126-124 ...

With the Knicks down 17 points early in the fourth quarter on Thursday afternoon against the Cleveland Cavaliers, it looked like fans were going to leave the Garden without a Christmas Day win. That was until New York mounted their largest comeback of the ...

Kolek (coach's decision) went unused off the bench in Sunday's 123-114 win over the Trail Blazers.