10 Greatest Knicks in franchise history, ranked

By Meena

At #10, Charles Oakley. One of the toughest rebounders and defenders, Oakley gave the Knicks his blood, sweat, and tears. His relentless energy is remembered.

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Allan Houston takes #9. Remembered for his precise shooting, Houston was a quiet yet potent force. His game-winner in '99 playoffs - still iconic.

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#8 goes to Bill Bradley. Not just a senator, Bradley was a key piece of the Knicks' 70's championship teams. His basketball IQ was off the charts.

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#7 is Bernard King. With a scorer's mentality, King was known for his offensive prowess. His Christmas Day record of 60 points still stands.

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#6, Carmelo Anthony. A scoring machine, Melo brought excitement back to MSG. His 62-point game is a Knick record. His legacy with the Knicks is undeniable.

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Dave DeBusschere stands at #5. A defensive savant, DeBusschere helped the Knicks secure two championships. He's a symbol of the team's golden era.

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#4, Earl 'The Pearl' Monroe. A master of improvisation, his unique style left opponents bewildered. He brought flair to the Garden's court.

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Willis Reed clinches #3. Remembered for his epic entrance in Game 7 of the '70 Finals, Reed defined what it means to be a Knick.

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Walt 'Clyde' Frazier is #2. Cool as ice and always stylish, Frazier was the engine of the Knicks' championship teams. His legacy is imprinted in Knicks' lore.

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And at #1, Patrick Ewing. The towering center defined an era for the Knicks. Ewing's tenacity, skill, and leadership make him the greatest Knick of all time.

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