Mitchell Robinson's broken right pinky puts Knicks' NBA Finals rotation in jeopardy ahead of Game 1: reports

The story
Knicks center Mitchell Robinson has a broken right pinky heading into the NBA Finals, and his timetable for return has not been set, per reports.
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- APKnicks complete record rally from 29 points down and beat Spurs 107-106 for 3-1 NBA Finals lead3 months ago
- Google NewsWemby isn’t just outplaying the Knicks. He’s getting in their heads in Game 4 of NBA Finals - The New York Times3 months ago
- Fox NewsKnicks center Mitchell Robinson seems to be fired up about playing Game 3 in front of President Trump3 months ago
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- NBA’s bungled response only made noise louder around Victor Wembanyama’s controversial shove - New York PostGoogle News
- NBA Finals: Mitchell Robinson called for flagrant after drilling Victor Wembanyama in the neck early in Game 4 - Yahoo SportsGoogle News
- Watch Wemby Take Shots From Knicks' Mitchell Robinson, Alvarado in Videos During NBA Finals Game 4 - Bleacher ReportGoogle News
- Knicks center Mitchell Robinson seems to be fired up about playing Game 3 in front of President TrumpFox News
- Mitchell Robinson’s ‘phenomenal’ last-second defense met the moment for Knicks in Game 2 - New York PostGoogle News
- Jalen Brunson blinked— and somehow the Knicks held on - New York PostGoogle News
- Chris Mannix’s NBA Finals Notes: Mitchell Robinson’s Status, Victor Wembanyama’s Concern - Sports IllustratedGoogle News
- Mitchell Robinson practices, listed as questionable for Game 1 of NBA Finals - New York PostGoogle News
- Mitchell Robinson set to play in Game 1 of NBA Finals for Knicks after breaking hand - New York PostGoogle News
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