Mitchell Robinson’s status remains murky for Knicks as NBA Finals Game 1 creeps nearer
Mitchell Robinson's availability for Game 1 of the NBA Finals remains uncertain as he recovers from a broken right pinky. The New York Knicks have not confirmed whether he will be able to play, with coach Mike Brown awaiting updates from the medical staff. Robinson has been participating in individual practice sessions while wearing a protective device on his hand.
- ▪Mitchell Robinson is dealing with a broken right pinky and has been doing individual work at practice.
- ▪The Knicks have not committed to his availability for Game 1 of the NBA Finals.
- ▪Robinson underwent surgery for the injury and is currently wearing a protective device on his hand.
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NBA New York Knicks Mitchell Robinson’s status remains murky for Knicks as NBA Finals Game 1 creeps nearer By Jared Schwartz Published June 1, 2026, 11:28 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Monday brought status quo for Mitchell Robinson. For the second day in a row, Robinson — who is dealing with a broken right pinky — did individual work at Knicks practice Monday. Just two days before the NBA Finals begin, the Knicks remained noncommittal about his Game 1 availability. “I’m just waiting on the medical staff,” coach Mike Brown said. “He just did individual work today. I’m waiting on the medical staff to let me know what the next step is.” Robinson’s individual work was with assistant Mark Bryant.
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