Stefan Bondy

Stefan Bondy is a senior reporter at the New York Post.

Background

Stefan has been the Knicks beat writer for the NY Post since 2023, having written about the team and NBA for other publications 15 years prior. He has covered seven NBA Finals – including Game 7 of Warriors-Cavaliers in 2016 – and broken stories involving not only the NBA but also the Yankees and professional soccer. He’s an award winner for the New Jersey Press Association and Professional Basketball Writers Association. Before joining The Post, he worked at the New York Daily News, Bergen Record, Herald News, New Jersey Herald and Associated Press. He was also a regular contributor to SNY’s coverage of the NBA and hosted a weekly live show on Spotify's “Green Room.” The Bronx native comes from a family of journalists and writers, with a father, Filip, who authored several books and served as a sports columnist in the New York area for more than 30 years and a mother, LynNell Hancock, who worked for the Village Voice, Newsweek and the Columbia Journalism School. He lives in Montclair, NJ, with his wife and two children. In 25 years of playing, he never won a fantasy football league.

Latest Articles

Jalen Brunson has done more than figure it out

Brunson’s figuring it out. Dare we say, he’s excelling. 

Behind the Knicks' latest backup point guard snafu — and where they could turn next

When Malcolm Brogdon unexpectedly retired, the Knicks were left with a problem that still hasn’t been solved.

Big man provides dominant reminder why he's vital to Knicks

In just 16 minutes on the court, Mitchell Robinson completely altered the game’s course with his size, his rebounding, his defense, his rim protection.

The Knicks are left riding the Josh Hart roller coaster

Josh Hart's game appeared broken. He looked depressed, despondent. He had to talk it over with coach Mike Brown, who is new to the Josh Hart Experience. Then he responds...

Knicks' worthless trade asset exposes one of NBA's stupidest rules

If you’re revving up those fake trade proposals for Giannis Antetokounmpo or the backup point guard the Knicks still haven’t found, you’re better off ignoring first-round picks as a trade...

Knicks' losing streak brings Mike Brown's crew plenty of early adversity

In the previous two seasons under coach Tom Thibodeau, the Knicks didn’t absorb a three-game losing streak until after Christmas.

Knicks fail to make anything out of healthy roster in loss to Bulls to cap off ugly road trip

The Knicks showed up on Halloween as a team at full strength. It wasn’t a disguise but still felt like a ruse.

Big man offers no explanation to Knicks' load management plan: 'Ain’t telling you nothing'

Pressed with a couple follow-ups, Robinson said his missed games were “part of the plan,” but he’s unaware if it will be in place all season. 

Knicks star makes surgery stance clear as he adjusts to his new role

CHICAGO — Josh Hart isn’t getting surgery again. At least not now. He said it plainly Friday as he continues to work through the issues involving the surgically repaired finger...

Why Mike Brown is not panicking after mediocre start

Knicks head coach Mike Brown needs another month before he can judge both his team and the rest of the NBA. 

Key big man's much-anticipated Knicks return might finally be here

Mitchell Robinson, who has been managing a fragile ankle, practiced Thursday and could make his debut Friday against the Bulls.

Former Knicks sharpshooter joining MSG as analyst

MSG Networks has signed the former Knicks sharpshooter for a primetime spot off the bench. 

Knicks star looks clearly lost in new Knicks coach's offense — and something has to give

Sometimes when a player speaks, you should read into it. 

Phil Jackson blames Carmelo Anthony drama for failed Knicks tenure

James Dolan thought the media would run Phil Jackson out of town. But it was Carmelo Anthony. 

Giannis Antetokounmpo's coy response regarding Knicks interest

Giannis Antetokounmpo pleaded ignorance about his reported desire to join the Knicks, but he was happy to point out the outcome of Tuesday’s game.

Giannis completely outplays star Knicks big man as New York falls on road

In a contrast that defined the Knicks defeat Tuesday night, Giannis Antetokounmpo played like a superstar and Karl-Anthony Towns played like he didn’t belong on the same court.

How the Knicks can accelerate a potential Giannis Antetokounmpo-Bucks divorce

You don’t check out and average 36 points and 16 rebounds and seven assists in the first three games. The guy is locked in. But his patience is thinner.

Mike Brown chose big Knicks lineup to keep with philosophy in Miles McBride's absence

Mike Brown went back to his big lineup in Game 3.

Knicks offense outside Jalen Brunson barely existed in first loss of season to Heat

Mike Brown has often repeated that the Knicks defense is ahead of the offense. And Sunday’s 115-107 defeat was reinforcement. The defense wasn’t good. But the offense was anemic. It barely...

Early Mike Brown returns are clear — these Knicks are playing a different way

There’s been so much variety in his two opening games, so much parity in the scoring, it would be a disservice to single out anything. 

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