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Mitchell Robinson Breaks Pinky
The New York Knicks have been dealt a major blow ahead of the NBA Finals with news that center Mitchell Robinson has suffered a broken right pinky finger.
There is currently no timetable for his return, leaving the team's rotation in jeopardy for Game 1.
Robinson underwent surgery earlier this week but has expressed a desire to play through the injury if possible.
The defensive anchor's absence would be a significant loss as the Knicks prepare to face either the Spurs or the Thunder.
Fans and analysts are closely monitoring his recovery as the team aims for its first championship in decades.
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association team in New York City
National Basketball Association team in New York City
NBA Finals
Championship series of the National Basketball Association, annual from 1950; officially includes 1947 to 1949 BAA Finals; officially called the National Basketball Association World Championship Series through 1987
Championship series of the National Basketball Association, annual from 1950; officially includes 1947 to 1949 BAA Finals; officially called the National Basketball Association World Championship Series through 1987