The New York Knicks are a disaster.

They are 22-32, three and a half games back of a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference, and have lost three straight to kick off a five game stay at Madison Square Garden.

The president of the organization continues to poke and prod the team's star on social media and franchise greats are getting into shouting matches and physical altercations resulting in arrests on the sidelines.

With a bonafide superstar in Carmelo Anthony, the emergence of sophomore Kristaps Porzingis and the acquisitions of former Chicago Bulls stars Derrick Rose and Joakim Noah, the Knicks were supposed to put rough recent history behind them. They even dared use the phrase "super team" before the start of the season.

Instead, hope in Phil Jackson as the team's saviour has faded, the boos for Anthony get louder and Charles Oakley is being charged with three counts of assault.

The Knicks have more questions and less answers than ever before.

How much longer will Jackson sacrifice his legacy? Is there a spot waiting for Melo in Cleveland? Isn't it about time owner James Dolan stepped into the spotlight and said something? Anything?

One things for sure: It can't get much worse for the Knicks.

Follow the trail of what has been a chaotic 2017 for the storied franchise.

 

OAKLEY'S SCUFFLE

 

 

 

PHIL VS. MELO

 

 

 

 

 

 

MELO TO CAVS?