The original Captain — Willis Reed, not Derek Jeter — will always be remembered for his iconic Madison Square Garden entrance. The hobbled walk. Marv Albert’s signature radio announcement ...

Willis Reed had gone hunting in the wilds of Montana this summer, lost in the woods without word out of the outside world when he happened onto a small town where a stranger stopped him on the street.

Among the many legends who have played for the New York Knicks, none have left an impact quite like Willis Reed. The 7-time All-Star not only guided the franchise to their sole two NBA ...

"The quintessential captain was Willis Reed. He was a guy, but I think Brunson has some of the same qualities," Frazier lauded during an appearance on FanDuel's web series "Run It Back." ...

Hall of Fame center Willis Reed was the legendary captain and unquestioned leader of the New York Knick championship teams of the early 1970s. A consummate leader and team player, Reed was a ...

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"That's easy: Ewing, Patrick Ewing, Willis Reed, Clyde," Frazier said, more than happy to include himself. "Those are the big three ... Fourth one, there's (Carmelo Anthony), Amar'e (Stoudemire ...