Newly-minted New York Knick Mikal Bridges hammed it up when welcoming one of his fellow first-year Manhattanites. When ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski broke news of Landry Shamet's metropolitan arrival, Bridges welcomed in his former Phoenix Suns teammate with a cheesy nickname on his Instagram story,

After missing the playoffs for the first time in four years, Mikal Bridges said he has “the itch” to get on the court with his new “psycho” teammates.

New York Knicks veteran forward Mikal Bridges will become eligible for a contract extension worth $72.5 million over two seasons on Oct. 1.

During a live episode of the Roommates Show at the Central Park, Mikal Bridges spoke about his brief two-year stint with the Brooklyn Nets.

After missing the playoffs for the first time in four years, Mikal Bridges said he has “the itch” to get on the court with his new “psycho” teammates. “Long offseason. I got the itch right now,”

The New York Knicks' new addition Mikal Bridges cannot wait to get the season started. And here's the reason why.

As part of a podcast appearance, New York Knicks guard Mikal Bridges gives the Brooklyn Nets credit for his development during the 2023-24 season.

New York Knicks guard Mikal Bridges isn't like most stars that get traded. Normally, stars request to be traded because a team isn't good or they find themselves unhappy, but that couldn't be farther than the truth in Bridges' case.

This offseason brought a significant change for Mikal Bridges as he joined the New York Knicks from the Brooklyn Nets. The trade saw the Knicks send Bojan Bogdanovic and five first-round draft picks to the Nets.