Mitchell Robinson takes part in Knicks’ practice as Game 1 status remains uncertain with broken pinky
Mitchell Robinson participated in practice with the New York Knicks despite a broken pinky finger. His availability for Game 1 of the NBA Finals remains uncertain, but there is hope he will be able to play. Robinson underwent surgery last week and is currently using a protective device on his hand.
- ▪Mitchell Robinson took part in practice as he recovers from a broken left pinky finger.
- ▪His status for Game 1 of the NBA Finals is uncertain, but there is optimism he may play.
- ▪Robinson fractured the fifth metacarpal and underwent surgery last week.
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NBA New York Knicks Mitchell Robinson takes part in Knicks’ practice as Game 1 status remains uncertain with broken pinky By Zach Braziller Published May 31, 2026, 11:38 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Consider this a small step in the right direction. See Also New York Knicks Knicks-Spurs rematch from NBA Cup final — yes, that game did happen — should be something special Mitchell Robinson, dealing with a broken left pinky finger, took part in practice Sunday. The valuable big man went through individual work, according to coach Mike Brown. Brown said Robinson’s status is uncertain for Wednesday’s Game 1 of the NBA Finals in San Antonio, although there is hope he will be available, The Post’s Stefan Bondy reported.
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