So much still hangs on Mitchell Robinson unknown in NBA Finals — even if Knicks avoided worst
Mitchell Robinson's injury status remains uncertain as the Knicks prepare for the NBA Finals. Despite a bandaged right hand, he participated in practice and showed some positive signs. However, concerns linger about his ability to handle physical contact during games.
- ▪Robinson was seen with a black wrap on his fractured hand during practice.
- ▪He handled the ball comfortably and took jump shots without obvious issues.
- ▪Concerns remain about his ability to absorb hard contact in games.
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Stefan Bondy So much still hangs on Mitchell Robinson unknown in NBA Finals — even if Knicks avoided worst By Stefan Bondy Published June 2, 2026, 10:04 p.m. ET Knicks center Mitchell Robinson's right hand is seen bandaged up as the Knicks practice during media day of the 2026 NBA Finals on June 2, 2026 in San Antonio. Jason Szenes for New York Post SAN ANTONIO — OK, so maybe all the fears and angst couldn’t be alleviated by the Knicks’ short workout Tuesday on the Spurs’ court. But the worst fears are gone. Wearing a black wrap on his fractured hand, the Knicks center handled the ball comfortably and hoisted jump shots without any obvious hiccups or hindrance during practice warmups Tuesday.
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