Just six games separate the New York Knicks from the end of the regular season and their entry into the 2025 NBA playoffs. Following Wednesday's 124-105 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, now feels like a good time to pepper in some spiciness.

New York Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau dispelled notions that his team can't handle a recent rash of injuries.

The Knicks defeated the depleted Philadelphia 76ers, 105-91, at The Garden on Tuesday marking victory No. 223 for Thibodeau.

The Cleveland Cavaliers needed to make a big statement on Wednesday night, and they did exactly that. They hadn’t been playing up to their usual standards lately, and with the New York Knicks on deck,

As far as becoming the winningest coach in Knicks history, Thibodeau still has a ways to go to work his way that far up the ladder. Red Holzman still holds that honor at a staggering 613 wins, leaving New York's current head coach nearly 400 victories away from landing atop the mountain.

Tuesday night’s 105-91 victory over the 76ers tied Tom Thibodeau with Pat Riley for fourth in Knicks franchise history with 223 wins.