Mitchell Robinson's return from an early December ankle injury on Wednesday night was a welcome sight for Knicks fans, but his role going forward may look different than where he left off.
Knicks center Mitchell Robinson, who leads the NBA with 5.3 offensive rebounds per game, returned to action after missing 50 games with an ankle injury.
Behind nine threes from Deuce McBride, the Knicks clobbered a short-handed Raptors side, 145-101, in Toronto on Wednesday night as Mitchell Robinson played for the first time since Dec. 8
Knicks center Mitchell Robinson, who leads the NBA with 5.3 offensive rebounds per game, returned to action after missing 50 games with an ankle injury.
Robinson had ankle surgery and has been out since Dec. 8