On a recent episode of Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart and Matt Hillman's "Roommates Show," Mikal Bridges joined the stage in front of a live audience. Of course, just as been the case all summer, Bridges could not escape the interrogation regarding his Nets tenure.

Mikal Bridges started his NBA career during the 2018-19 season as a member of the Phoenix Suns after he was the No. 10 pick in the 2018 draft, and by his third season, he emerged as a very good 3-and-D wing.

New York Knicks veteran forward Mikal Bridges will become eligible for a contract extension worth $72.5 million over two seasons on Oct. 1.

After missing the playoffs for the first time in four years, Mikal Bridges said he has “the itch” to get on the court with his new “psycho” teammates. “Long offseason. I got the itch right now,”

During a live episode of the Roommates Show at the Central Park, Mikal Bridges spoke about his brief two-year stint with the Brooklyn Nets.

The New York Knicks' new addition Mikal Bridges cannot wait to get the season started. And here's the reason why.

On a recent live "Roommates" podcast, Bridges was asked how he feels about ditching the Nets for the Knicks. At the mere mention of Brooklyn, fans at the event started booing,

Why losing Isaiah Hartenstein in free agency is a brutal blow for the Knicks However, ESPN's Zach Lowe believes that the addition of Mikal Bridges could lessen the impact of Hartenstein's absence, despite the fact that Bridges plays a different position.