The 2014-15 New York Knicks season was a period of significant transition under new president Phil Jackson and head coach Derek Fisher. While the team faced challenges during their 17-65 campaign, the season was highlighted by the continued excellence of All-Star Carmelo Anthony and the emergence of Langston Galloway, who earned NBA All-Rookie Second Team honors. The year also provided the foundation for the franchise's future through the high draft pick that would ultimately bring further talent to Madison Square Garden. A ten-time All-Star and 2013 scoring champion, Carmelo Anthony was a prolific forward who led the New York Knicks to three playoff appearances and their first division title in 19 years during his seven seasons with the franchise.