Knowing and fixing it may be two different things, but after Wednesday’s game the Knicks head to a two-game road trip in Memphis and Miami. Then after a game at home against Golden State, they embark on a five-game West Coast trip.

After the Knicks got dismantled at Cleveland and Boston in their past two games, it was apparent they missed Mitchell Robinson’s defensive presence.

For the first time all season, New York Knicks fans can finally exhale. After months of injuries derailing their lineup — from Landry Shamet’s shoulder issue to

Knicks’ Mitchell Robinson has not played since May 6, when he suffered a second stress fracture in his left ankle.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson hopes to make his season debut this week, according to ESPN. Robinson, New York's starting center last season, underwent surgery on his left ankle in May following an injury he suffered during the 2024 postseason.

Shams Charania announced on ABC prior to the start of that Celtics-Knicks matchup that Mitchell Robinson is close to making his debut. When asked about Robinson's return, head coach Tom Thibodeau answered as only he could.

The New York Knicks are clamoring for backup center Mitchell Robinson to be back on the floor returning from a long-term ankle injury. Robinson, 26, was thrown

This past weekend, the Cavaliers and Celtics steamrolled Tom Thibodeau's team, exposing the obvious chinks in the armor on the defensive end.