Knicks’ Bojan Bogdanovic out, Mitchell Robinson questionable for Game 5
NY Post
The Knicks will be without at least one key second-unit player, and quite possibly two, as they attempt to close out the 76ers.
Bojan Bogdanovic has been ruled out of the Knicks’ potential series-clinching Game 5 due a left-foot contusion suffered at the beginning of the second quarter of Sunday’s road win.
Mitchell Robinson, who sat out Game 4 with a sprain of his surgically repaired left ankle, again has been listed as questionable.
Jalen Brunson, who played through a knee-to-knee collision with Kyle Lowry late in the third quarter, also showed up on the injury report as probable with a right knee contusion.
Bogdanovic checked into Game 4 with under a minute remaining in the first quarter, but he was out of the game just 19 seconds into the second after Nicolas Batum was called for a foul as both players dove for a loose ball.
Bogdanovic limped off the court, headed to the Knicks’ locker room and didn’t return.
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