Knicks' Jalen Brunson and Mitchell Robinson Injured, Prompting Criticism of Coach
Brunson Seen Walking Normally After Ankle Injury, Robinson's X-rays Show No Damage
- New York Knicks' Jalen Brunson and Mitchell Robinson both suffered ankle injuries in a recent game against the Boston Celtics.
- Brunson's injury occurred in the final seconds of the game when the Knicks were down by 12 points, sparking criticism of coach Tom Thibodeau for keeping his starters in during garbage time.
- Robinson's X-rays showed no damage and his benching in the fourth quarter was described as 'precautionary' by Thibodeau.
- Brunson was seen walking without a limp less than 24 hours after his injury, suggesting that the Knicks may have avoided a serious injury.
- If Robinson is unable to play, Isaiah Hartenstein is expected to step into the starting unit.