Mitchell Robinson's Ankle Injury: Out 6-8 Weeks
Details of the Injury
New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson is sidelined for at least six to eight weeks due to a stress injury in his left ankle. This is the second surgery Robinson has had on his left ankle this season. The injury occurred during a game against the Boston Celtics in early December.
Recovery Timeline
Robinson will undergo surgery to repair the ankle and is expected to miss significant time. The Knicks have announced that he will be out for at least six to eight weeks. The exact timeline for his return will depend on the severity of the injury and his recovery progress.
Impact on the Knicks
Robinson's injury is a significant blow to the Knicks, who have relied on him as a defensive presence and rebounder. In his absence, the team will need to find other players to step up and fill his role.
Robinson's History of Injuries
Unfortunately, Robinson has a history of ankle injuries. He missed several games last season due to a similar injury. The Knicks will need to carefully manage his workload and ensure that he is fully recovered before returning to the court.
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