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Knicks’ Landry Shamet Out at Least Four Weeks With Shoulder Sprain

The non-surgical rehab sets a four-week re-evaluation that overlaps his early-January contract guarantee.

Overview

  • ESPN’s Shams Charania reports Shamet has a right shoulder sprain, has begun rehab, and will be re-evaluated in four weeks.
  • Shamet was injured Saturday in Orlando when he ran into a midcourt screen by Wendell Carter Jr., exiting immediately and not returning.
  • He had emerged as a starter, averaging 9.3 points with 42.4% shooting from three across 15 games, including a 36-point outing earlier this season.
  • With Shamet out, the Knicks are expected to lean more on Miles McBride—who started Monday—along with Jordan Clarkson and Tyler Kolek.
  • His one-year non-guaranteed deal becomes guaranteed in early January, raising a roster decision as New York carries an open spot but has limited room below the second-apron hard cap.