Knicks Film School
19 episodes listed below
Knicks anxiety, argued with evidence.
Knicks Film School treats every Knicks game like evidence in a larger case. Its episodes move from playoff previews and postgame reactions into detailed arguments about matchups, rebounding, shooting, rotations, and what the season actually says about the team.
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Knicks Film School is a Knicks-first conversation machine. It turns regular-season endings, playoff previews, and postgame swings into running arguments about what New York actually is. The show is emotional, but it is rarely content to stop at the feeling. A Celtics win becomes a study of Brunson-and-Towns two-man actions, Josh Hart shooting, defensive counters, double-big looks, and the chess moves still sitting on both benches. A Hawks preview turns into questions about Dyson Daniels on the glass, Atlanta's passing profile, turnover pressure, and whether the Knicks can keep the series from becoming stranger than it needs to be. It gets specific fast. The show likes rankings, draft-style gimmicks, game balls, detentions, and big-picture questions that create a path into granular basketball. Postgame episodes have the feel of a room still coming down from the final buzzer, especially when playoff seeding, Boston, Toronto, or a 53-win milestone is involved. The Raptors discussions show the show's natural balance: respect the danger of Barrett, Quickly, Barnes, and Ingram, then explain why New York may still have more answers. KFS Study Hall and After School loosen the format without losing the obsession. Sean for W, Mr Mentor Smith, XJ, and others bring more personal, roundtable energy, with gratitude for good Knicks years sitting right next to frustration over roles, offensive rhythm, and how hard this team can be to watch. Jonathan Macri's episodes are more monologue-driven and argument-shaped. They often sound like a thought being revised in public, with caveats, corrections, and new angles arriving as the point sharpens. That is part of the texture. Knicks Film School is not a sterile numbers show, even when it cites shooting percentages, passing rates, playoff history, or lineup logic. It is also not empty hype. The show works because it lets fan nerves and basketball evidence share the same microphone. It is for people who want to argue through the Knicks, not merely celebrate or complain about them.
Made for: Built for Knicks fans who follow the team closely enough to care about playoff seeding, rotation choices, matchup assignments, and old scars. It especially suits listeners who like emotional postgame talk backed by real basketball reasoning.
What sets it apart: Knicks Film School stands out by making fan feeling and tactical detail part of the same conversation. It can move from a joke or grievance into rebounding math, shot quality, or a playoff matchup without losing its familiar Knicks-room energy.
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Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Knicks Film School turns New York results into detailed, spirited analysis of matchups, roles, and the possession-level choices shaping each game.
Knicks Film School moves between postgame reaction, season assessment, and playoff preparation without losing sight of the possession in front of it.
Every Knicks possession becomes a pick-your-poison exam, and Jonathan Macri brings the answer key.
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A Knicks-Hawks preview that stays on the matchup details that can swing a series.
Jonathan Macri and a guest treat this like a Knicks-Hawks playoff preview, and the useful part is how closely they stay on the matchup itself. They keep circling back to who guards whom, who gets to the glass, and why Mitchell Robinson keeps coming up as a possible swing piece.
A sharp Knicks-Hawks preview that keeps its focus on the matchup's real pressure points.
Knicks Film School closes out its regular season run by turning to Knicks-Hawks and staying focused on the matchup itself. Jonathan Macri and Jeremy spend most of the episode on the practical stuff: Atlanta's assist heavy offense, New York's better passing, and the need to take…
A grounded, rambly postgame that turns a big Knicks win into a real basketball argument.
The Garden win is treated like a real one, and the numbers give it weight: the Knicks get their 52nd win, their most in 13 years, take the season series from Boston 3-1, and stay two back for second with Cleveland one game behind them.
A lively Knicks roundtable that mixes banter, numbers, and role debate without losing its edge.
Sean, Mince Smith, and XJ settle into a Knicks conversation that feels overdue but not stiff. The chemistry is immediate, and the talk keeps circling Mike Brown's push for more buy-in across the roster and the awkward fit around Karl-Anthony Towns.
Daily Pelicans scrutiny with a sharp edge.
Fast takes, sharp turns, loud sports arguments.
Knicks Film School frames this playoff preview around three questions for Knicks vs.
Jonathan Macri and Fred Katz frame this Knicks Film School beat-report around the eighth Dean Wade draft, then use it to preview Knicks-Hawks matchups.
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The Knicks extended their winning streak against the Raptors with a home victory, highlighting their playoff positioning and betting promotions.
Knicks Film School recaps New York's win over Toronto, which locked the Knicks into the East's third seed while leaving Toronto's playoff position dependent on Sunday's game against Brooklyn.
This episode discusses the New York Knicks' 52nd win of the season, their season series against the Celtics, and their playoff positioning, with sponsor messages about insurance and sports betting.
Jonathan Macri opens by saying the Knicks earned their 52nd win, their most in 13 years, and took the season series from Boston 3-1.
Hosts Sean, Mince, and XJ reunite for a casual review of the 2025-26 New York Knicks season, covering the Tom Thibodeau firing, the Mike Brown hire, and persistent starting lineup problems that have shown up across two coaches and over 3,500 possessions.
This episode previews the Knicks vs Celtics NBA game with insights from Jack Simone of the Boston Sports Journal, interspersed with advertisements for Hyundai, BMO, and Fanatic Sportsbook.
The episode promotes a live recording at Fanatics Fest and includes a game recap of a Knicks win.
A podcast dedicated to analyzing the New York Knicks, with the episode focusing on playoff predictions and team discussion.
Hosts Jonathan Mackery and Jeremy Cohen discuss the NBA playoff race and Knicks basketball, with a sponsored segment about Fanatics Sportsbook.
This episode previews the Knicks vs Hawks NBA game and discusses betting strategies, including new squad bets from Fanatic Sportsbook.
A Knicks fan podcast analyzing the team's performance as they approach the playoffs.
A post-game analysis show discussing the New York Knicks' dominant win over the Chicago Bulls, with sponsor mentions for Fanatic Sportsbook.
This episode recaps and reacts to the New York Knicks' dominant 136-96 victory over the Chicago Bulls, highlighting the team's strong performance and critiquing the Bulls' current state.
This episode features an interview with Luke Manley, discussing his role in the film 'Marty Supreme', his memorable comments about Trae Young after a Knicks-Hawks playoff game, and connections to basketball culture.
This episode discusses betting strategies for the Knicks vs.