From the sound of it, Julius Randle is in uncharted territory, at least in terms of his Knicks’ career. He is coming off arthroscopic left ankle surgery, creating a degree of uncertainty for him, even ...
In his appearance on Paul George’s podcast this summer, Julius Randle revealed that, for the first time in his career, he got ...
Randle is fully healthy for training camp, Ian Begley of SportsNet New Yorkreports. Randle underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left ankle back in early June, but his projected timetable never really ...
CHARLESTON, S.C. — Julius Randle rarely is a presence on social media, and mostly just family photos when he does surface. But a month ago, still working his way back from offseason surgery, he posted ...
The decision of New York Knicks' two-time All-Star Julius Randle to switch representations in the middle of his lucrative extension came with a lot of intrigue.
Randle (ankle) continues to make steady progress and is expected to be ready for the start of the regular season, Steve Aschburner of NBA.com reports.
Randle fined for initiating an on-court altercation, making contact with a game official and for his noncompliance with an NBA investigation. Official release NEW YORK – New York Knicks forward ...
Julius Randle is back in the gym after the New York Knicks All-Star's resurgent season ended in heartbreak. Julius Randle has a heavy burden to bear in his fifth season with the New York Knicks ...
New York's season (and that of its star big man) so far has been filled with struggles and unmet expectations. Shaun Powell Julius Randle and the Knicks are both searching for the mojo that made ...
Randle said he’s approaching his downtime similarly to when the league was shut down by COVID-19 and he “couldn’t even go to the gym,” instead trying to formulate a plan for improvement ...
New York Knicks two-time All-Star forward Julius Randle left Creative Artists Agency (CAA), whose basketball division was formerly headed by team president Leon Rose. On Monday, William Morris ...
Fred Katz: Julius Randle on what the preparation was like so he could play tonight: “It was hell. Every day just trying to get my body right…I just wanted to make myself available for the team.” ...
