Donovan Mitchell

Robinson needed surgery last week on a broken finger on his right hand.

What we know about Mitchell Robinson's injury status as Game 1 of the NBA Finals approaches.

Tuesday brought optimism and a bit more clarity surrounding Mitchell Robinson and his broken right pinky.

The time has come for the Knicks to play an NBA Finals game. The day is today, and you, like everybody and their mother, will surely be watching. Here’s a mammoth bulletin to get you ready for what will come later. Mike Brown On Mitchell Robinson’s status heading into Game 1: “He did individual stuff […]

The longest-tenured Knick was not among those scheduled to speak to the media Tuesday.

Fans get some last minute updates, but still no real status update for game one

The team could use him on both ends of the court to match up with Victor Wembanyama.

After surgery on his right pinky, Robinson will need to be officially cleared by the Knicks' medical team before he can participate in Game 1 on Wednesday. A "questionable" listing represents a significant step in that direction.

Monday brought status quo for Mitchell Robinson.

Can Wednesday come soon enough? No, it seems it cannot. Here’s the latest from Sunday’s practice at Tarrytown and elsewhere. Mike Brown On Mitchell Robinson’s status during Sunday’s practice: “I know there’s something there (on his hand), but I can’t… I can’t tell you what. I don’t know (if he’d be cleared for Game 1). […]

Consider this a small step in the right direction.

Mitchell Robinson did individual work at practice with his broken right pinky protected, but must be cleared by doctors to play in the NBA Finals.

Jalen Williams and Ajay Mitchell will not play for the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 7 of the Western Conference finals against the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday night because of injuries that have dogged both throughout the series. Williams has been dealing with a strained left hamstring for much of the playoffs. Mitchell has a strained right soleus.

Cavaliers president Koby Altman also talked about his desire to extend Donovan Mitchell.

Ajay Mitchell has also been ruled out with a right calf strain.

New York Knicks head coach Mike Brown shares latest update on center Mitchell Robinson.

All the finger pointing was off.

Robinson reportedly broke his pinky earlier this week, though it is unclear how he sustained the injury.

Whether or not Mitchell Robinson can make it back out there for the NBA Finals, the resilient Knicks are confident that they’ll be able to weather the storm.

The Cavs plan on running it again with their star-studded backcourt.