New York Knicks assistant coaches did not receive their championship rings during Tuesday's title ceremony, according to a report from ABC News. The video item is headlined in part "Knicks coaches waiting on rings," according to its title.

The same ABC News item also states in its headline that staffers were hit by a phishing email. The summary available for the report does not describe that email, so it is not clear from this item who sent it, what it requested, or whether any staff member responded.

ABC News reported that the coaches did not receive rings at the ceremony, but the summary does not say why the rings were not handed out. It also does not say whether the coaches have since received them or when they might. Neither the title nor the summary names the assistant coaches or the staffers involved, and neither includes a statement from the Knicks organization.

The two points differ in how fully they are covered. The rings matter is described directly in the summary, while the phishing matter appears only in the headline, so the account of it is limited to a single line. Readers seeking more detail would need the full ABC News video, which was not available for this story.

This story is based solely on the ABC News title and summary and does not independently confirm the facts reported.

Sources: ABC News: WATCH: Knicks coaches waiting on rings, staffers hit by phishing email: Report.