OG Anunoby out at least two weeks with hamstring strain in major Knicks injury blow
NY Post
The Knicks will be without OG Anunoby for a decent while.
He suffered a left hamstring strain during the Knicks’ 140-132 win over the Heat at Madison Square Garden on Friday and will be re-evaluated in two weeks, per a league source.
He will not join the Knicks on their upcoming five-game road trip, which is set to begin on Monday with a rematch against the Heat in Miami.
During Friday’s win, Anunoby missed a layup on a fast break, and during a subsequent timeout, was in obvious discomfort on the bench, rubbing his left hamstring.
He then went to the locker room and was quickly ruled out.
That two-week timeframe is not necessarily his expected recovery outlook, but rather just a date the Knicks will use to provide another update.
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