Knicks' Mitchell Robinson Undergoes Second Ankle Surgery This Season

Robinson will be re-evaluated in six to eight weeks after a stress injury forced him out of the playoffs.

The surgery addressed a stress reaction in Robinson's left ankle, his second procedure on the same ankle this season.
Robinson was initially ruled out for the postseason but opted for surgery after further medical consultation.
He had previously missed significant time due to a stress fracture and returned late in the season as a backup.
Robinson has two years remaining on his contract with the Knicks, who are currently tied 2-2 with the Pacers in their playoff series.
Other Knicks players, including Isaiah Hartenstein and Jalen Brunson, are also dealing with injuries.