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The Knicks will face Mario Hezonja and the Cavaliers on Saturday. Hezonja was on the Knicks team that went 17-65 in 2018-19.

Daily Knicks writer Kenny Kluska highlights how facing former player Mario Hezonja serves as a reminder of New York's past struggles. The Knicks will face Hezonja and the Cleveland Cavaliers on Saturday, with the forward holding a prominent rotation role after spending six years playing overseas.
Kluska argues that remembering the difficult 17-65 campaign in 2018-19 under David Fizdale makes the Knicks' subsequent 2025-26 championship feel sweeter. During his single season in New York, Hezonja averaged 8.8 points and provided rare highlights, such as blocking LeBron James and stepping over Giannis Antetokounmpo.
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