Knicks’ Mitchell Robinson set to begin on-court shooting soon
NY Post
Mitchell Robinson’s recovery is on pace to begin on-court shooting soon after the All-Star break, Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau revealed Tuesday in the first official update on the starting center.
Robinson has been out since undergoing ankle surgery in mid-December.
“We’re very pleased with how he’s coming along,” Thibodeau said before the Knicks’ 123-113 win over the Grizzlies at the Garden. “So that’s a positive.”
It’s a positive update considering there were fears Robinson would be out the entire season with his fractured ankle.
Still, there’s a big difference between starting on-court work and returning to actual games.
Thibodeau laid out the process, with no real timetable for each step.
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