Bernard King explained why representing New York was bigger than basketball.

INDIANAPOLIS — Bernard King has been watching his playoff scoring records fall lately and he’s happy it’s happening because of Jalen Brunson. “Records are made to be broken,” the Hall of Famer and ...

The former scoring champion time and again showed perseverance in crafting a Hall of Fame career. From NBA.com Staff In the early 1980s, Bernard King was one of the NBA’s most dynamic scorers. One of ...

Bernard King was at the top of his game when he suffered a serious knee injury in 1985. Prior to that, King was averaging a career-best 32.9 points per game and in that season, he won the league ...

Modern-day NBA fans may never truly grasp just how lethal Bernard King was at his peak. He may not have racked up scoring titles, delivered a championship to the New York Knicks, or made the NBA's ...

Bernard King is best known for his 14-season NBA career with teams like the New Jersey Nets, Utah Jazz, Golden State Warriors, New York Knicks, and Washington Bullets. The four-time NBA All-Star led ...

With Jalen Brunson grabbing the Knicks’ 40-year-old playoff scoring crown Sunday in Philadelphia, Bernard King’s former coach fondly embraced the opportunity to talk about the longtime record holder.

Jalen Brunson continued his mission to turn the NBA playoffs into his own personal nuclear wasteland with 43 points in the New York Knicks' wild, 121-117 Game 1 victory over the Indiana Pacers on ...

It's been 40 years since the New York Knicks had Bernard King lead the league in scoring. King was the only player in Knicks history to hold that honor until Carmelo Anthony gave him company during ...

There are always certain players in the NBA who, from their very first matchups, leave such a lasting impression on opponents that it defines how they are remembered. Charles Barkley was exactly that ...

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James and former New York Knicks forward Bernard King made significant contributions to the game in distinct ways. Among the two iconic NBA players, James is currently ...

Michael Jordan, the North Carolina legend who grew up in Wilmington, attended Emsley A. Laney High School, but he was born in Brooklyn, New York, coincidentally in the same hospital as the boxing ...