Knicks center Mitchell Robinson underwent a surgical procedure on his left ankle today, Ian Begley of SNY TV tweets.
Robinson was ruled out for the remainder of the postseason last week after he sustained a stress injury to the ankle. At that time, it was reported that he wouldn’t require surgery.
That changed after additional consideration by his surgeon and the Knicks’ medical staff. Begley adds that it was a small procedure. Robinson will still be re-evaluated in six-to-eight weeks, which was the same timetable given last week.
Robinson underwent surgery on the same ankle in December. He didn’t return until March 27.
Overall, Robinson only appeared in 31 regular season games and six postseason contests. He has two years remaining on his four-year, front-loaded $60M contract.
Robinson also underwent surgery for a thumb injury last season.
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