After going down 2-0 at MSG, will Kenny Atkinson make any changes to his lineup in Game 3? The Cavs coach weighs in.

The Cavs may be down 0-2 to the Knicks but head coach Kenny Atkinson reiterated Saturday that he’s more focused on the process rather than the results

Kenny Atkinson made a confident statement about James Harden after Game 1's collapse, which convinced Knicks fans of the series outcome.

Kenny Atkinson couldn't help but praise his opponents for their superior game plan in Game 3 as the Knicks beat the Cavs yet again.

Add The New York Post on Google It’s still New York or nowhere for Cavs coach Kenny Atkinson. He may be a temporary enemy of the Empire State during the Eastern Conference finals, but Madison Square Garden will always be a special place to the native of Northport,

Kenny Atkinson was criticized for "coaching malpractice," including poor timeout use and trusting James Harden defensively as the Cavaliers blew a 22-point lead to the Knicks.

The Cavs need to win Game 3, as no team in NBA history has come back from an 0-3 series deficit. In order to do that, they need to make one rotation change.

Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Kenny Atkinson opened up about his decision not to call a timeout during the New York Knicks' fourth-quarter run that eventually spurred them to a 115-104 overtime win in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals.

When the Cleveland Cavaliers take on the New York Knicks in the NBA’s Eastern Conference Finals on Tuesday, May 19, they’ll have a local up their sleeve: head coach Kenny Atkinson, a Long Island native.

Ian Begley: Kenny Atkinson talked to Donovan Mitchell, who relayed that he’s dealing with ‘normal bumps and bruises…wear and tear.’ No formal injury. Just normal soreness/discomfort for any player who has played as often as Mitchell has during postseason.