New York Knicks fans have had a lot to celebrate lately, and now Mitchell Robinson could be offering them something more.
Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau provided a somewhat positive update on Robinson’s health before Saturday’s game against Charlotte. Thibodeau said that Robinson “still has a ways to go” but is progressing well and has not been ruled out for the playoffs, per Knicks writer Jonathan Macri.
The seven-footer suffered a metatarsal fracture in his right foot back in late March and underwent surgery. Nerlens Noel has filled in nicely as the Knicks’ starting center in Robinson’s continued absence but is a little less dynamic, especially offensively.
Robinson will obviously have a better chance to return depending on how far the Knicks advance in the playoffs. They have clinched at least a top-six seed in the Eastern Conference, and the future looks even brighter as well.
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