The 2005-06 New York Knicks season was highlighted by the arrival of legendary head coach Larry Brown and the development of a promising young core, including rookies Channing Frye, David Lee, and Nate Robinson. While the team finished with a 23-59 record, the season featured exciting individual performances, with Stephon Marbury leading the team in scoring and assists, and Jamal Crawford providing consistent offensive production. The Knicks also showcased their resilience with several thrilling victories, including a memorable triple-overtime win against the Phoenix Suns in January. The eighth overall pick in the 2005 NBA Draft and a 2016 NBA champion, Channing Frye was a versatile big man for the New York Knicks who earned NBA All-Rookie First Team honors before becoming a pioneer of the "stretch five" role during his 14-season career.