The Knicks’ strength up front was once a strength, but a recent rash of injuries has depleted New York’s big man rotation.
No injury threatens more than that of center Mitchell Robinson.When the Knicks visited the Celtics on December 8, Robinson injured his ankle during the first half. Robinson, a full-time starter for New York, was noticeably absent early in the second half. He returned in the third quarter but struggled on the field before eventually being replaced. On December 11, the franchise announced that Robinson would undergo surgery on his left ankle. Robinson had one of his most productive seasons as a professional, playing in 21 games. While averaging a career-low 6.2 points per game, Robinson is averaging a career-high 10.3 rebounds per game while playing a career-high 29.2 minutes per game. match. His 5.3 offensive rebounds per game lead the NBA.How long will Robinson be out and what does that mean for him and the Knicks moving forward? Here’s the latest on his status for the season.
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