Legendary Players
23 entries in the New York Knicks compendium.
Legendary Players — Era Chart
Bernard KingFour-time NBA All-Star and Hall of Fame forward known for explosive scoring.John StarksThe undrafted Oklahoma native who became a New York icon through sheer grit and resilienceMark JacksonFormer NBA point guard, Rookie of the Year, and head coach of the Golden State Warriors.Dick McGuireThe premier guard of the 1950s who set a rookie assists record and earned seven All-Star sCarmelo AnthonyTen-time NBA All-Star and Hall of Famer who set the Knicks' single-game scoring record witDick BarnettTwo-time NBA champion and Hall of Famer known for his unique jump shot and clutch scoring.Stephon MarburyFrom Coney Island to the NBA and CBA, a point guard's journey.Harry GallatinThe undersized giant who set a record for consecutive games played and transformed how theBill CartwrightKnicks' first-round pick, Bulls' championship centerLatrell SprewellAn explosive scorer whose brilliance was overshadowed by a legendary off-court meltdown.Kurt ThomasHard-nosed defensive anchor for the KnicksMarcus CambyThe versatile defender who helped guide the eighth-seeded Knicks to their only NBA Finals Herb WilliamsThe long-serving veteran who backed up Ewing and guided the Knicks to two NBA Finals.Cazzie RussellThe first overall pick of the 1966 NBA draft and a key sixth man for the Knicks' 1970 chamAllan HoustonThe clutch shooter who delivered Game 5 in 0.8 seconds.Chris MullinThe left-handed sharpshooter who anchored the Golden State Warriors and conquered the worlRay AllenHall of Fame sharpshooter and 2008 NBA champion with the Boston Celtics.Kenny AndersonNo source data available to generate a tagline regarding Kenny Anderson's Knicks career.Pablo PrigioniAt 35, the oldest rookie ever brought European mastery to Madison Square Garden.Rolando BlackmanFour-time NBA All-Star and Mavericks legend who later played for the Knicks and in Europe.Walt BellamyThe Big Bell anchored the Knicks' frontcourt from 1965 to 1968.Spencer HaywoodTraded to the Knicks in 1975, Haywood brought scoring and rebounding but no championships.Red HolzmanThe steady hand behind New York’s two greatest championship victories in the seventies.
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