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Kurt Thomas

Kurt Thomas

#40, FC,
New York Knicks
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 9"/245 lbs
Born: Dallas, Texas
College: TCU
Draft: 1995 1st round (10th pick) by the
Miami Heat
  • NetsDaily

    Nets' 'Iron Man' headed for another minutes title as streak continues

    When Mikal Bridges seemed to hurt his left wrist on a missed dunk in the second quarter, the Nets wing grimaced a bit, held the wrist then flexed it a bit throughout the rest of the first half. “It was just bothering me a little bit,” Bridges said after the game. Bridges now has played 2,774, ahead of Julius Randle 2,738, who's in second. Randle, however, has played in one more game than Bridges and he sustained an ankle injury and had to leave the game Wednesday, playing only 14 minutes.

  • Sporting News

    How long is Julius Randle out? Ankle injury timeline, return date, latest updates on Knicks star

    The Knicks are in great position to lock up a playoff berth, but there is one major concern looming over Madison Square Garden. Julius Randle suffered an ankle injury during New York's March 29 matchup with Miami. The Knicks star has been one of the most reliable players in the NBA this season, playing in all 77 games for his team in 2022-23. Now, New York is hoping that its leading scorer won't miss an extended stretch. Here's everything we know about Randle's injury and the latest news on when he may return to the court. SIGN UP TO WATCH EVERY GAME ON NBA LEAGUE PASS: U.S. and U.K. | All other countries What is Julius Randle's injury? During the first half of the game between the Knicks and

  • New York Post

    Josh Hart's Knicks arrival 'really is wonderful' for his legendary Yankees family

    What's happening on and off the Garden court Sign up for Inside the Knicks, a weekly exclusive on Sports+. Enter your email address Please provide a valid email address. By clicking above you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy . Thank you Enjoy this Post Sports+ exclusive newsletter! Check out more newsletters Opening Day is upon us for the Yankees in The Bronx, while the regular season is coming to a close — with the excitement of the playoffs looming — in Manhattan for the Knicks. You may have noticed a recent connection made between pinstriped history and the current Knicks squad, with trade-deadline acquisition Josh Hart donning a No. 32 pinstriped jersey before a game last week.