Landry Shamet exits with shoulder injury in scary Knicks scene

ORLANDO — It happened again.

Landry Shamet’s right shoulder appeared to pop out of its socket in the first quarter of Saturday’s 133-121 loss to the Magic, resembling the dislocation that sidelined the guard for months last season. 

Shamet, who was coming off his best stretch with the Knicks — including a 36-point performance last Thursday at Madison Square Garden — ran into a hard screen set by Orlando center Wendell Carter Jr. 

The impact appeared to dislodge Shamet’s shoulder, sending the 28-year-old darting to the locker room while holding his arm.

Officially, Shamet was ruled out with a right shoulder injury and will undergo a further evaluation “in the coming days,” according to head coach Mike Brown. Adding insult to injury, Shamet was whistled for a foul on the screen by Carter.

“It was tough, man,” Karl-Anthony Towns said. “He’s been playing his ass off. He’s been such a big contributor to our team, and these last couple weeks, he’s been able to show the NBA and fans of New York why he’s so valuable.