Mitchell Robinson Expected to Play Game 1 After Right Hand Surgery

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Mitchell Robinson Expected to Play Game 1 After Right Hand Surgery

Robinson is expected to be available for New York in Game 1 of the NBA Finals against San Antonio after fully participating in Tuesday’s practice. The update gives the Knicks another frontcourt body for Wemby, with Robinson playing through recent right hand surgery as New York tries to match the Spurs’ size and protect the glass tonight.

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