The Knicks suffered one of their worst losses of the season on Friday, and Thibs' choices continue to make less and less sense.

New York Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau has faced the same criticism since he took over the Chicago Bulls in 2010: he plays his star players big minutes throughout the season, and that led to wear-and-tear come playoff time.

The New York Knicks’ lack of depth has forced head coach Tom Thibodeau to play his starters significantly more than many would like to see during the regular season.

New York Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau has built a reputation over his nearly 40 years of coaching experience. The former head coach of the Bulls and Timberwolves has been known to keep his starters in games for a long time, focusing on the conditioning of teams down the stretch.

While New York Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau has seen his fair share of success in the league, there's one major criticism that he's heard throughout his entire career, even when he was coaching the Chicago Bulls.

On average, Thibodeau sticks to an eight-man rotation. Sometimes he will stretch as far as nine players. And despite the criticism, Thibodeau appears to have the full backing of h

New York Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns vehemently defended Tom Thibodeau amid the criticism he has gotten as of late.

The New York Knicks' latest victory was a landmark triumph for head coach Tom Thibodeau. With a 112-98 win over the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday at Madison Square Garden, Thibodeau became just the fifth boss in Knicks history to reach 200 victories at the Manhattan helm.

When the New York Knicks acquired Karl-Anthony Towns in exchange for Donte DiVincenzo and Julius Randle, no one had any idea how much it would lift their offense to absurd new heights.