Karl-Anthony Town's injury: Latest on Knick's Star's fingers

May 10, 2025; New York, New York, USA; The New York Knicks Center Karl-Anthony Towns (32) reacts to a no-call in the first quarter of the second round for the NBA Playoffs 2025 in the Madison Square Garden in the third game of the 2025. Mandatory loan: Wendell Cruz-Mimagn pictures

The Big Man Karl-Anthony Towns in New York Knick tried to downplay a finger injury that he had suffered 115-93 game 3 against the Boston Celtics in Madison Square Garden on Saturday afternoon.

“It is what it is,” said cities. “I just want to do everything to be out there … I will continue to find ways to play, so I'm not stumbling.”

He declined to answer whether he had undergone imaging in his hand after the game or not: “I will leave it [the team] Say that. ”

The team did not do this from Sunday morning.

Such a nonchalant answer provided a direct contrast to what lip readers wanted to decrypt during the loss of blowout, which in half the Knicks series, which was on the 2-1 game on Monday.

The cities were obviously uncomfortable and clung to his left hand in the second quarter after trying a floater about Boston's Al Horford and Jrue. Later in the game, the cities were shown on the ABC show in which they said teammates that “I think I broke it” while showing a finger on this hand.

The cities played the pain and ended with 21 points and 15 rebounds. His status for game 4 is still unchanged.

“They are the playoffs,” said Knick's head coach Tom Thibodeau. “People are hit and they have to play through. Therefore, they do it all the season. Nobody plays 100%. You have to understand that you can play well if you feel less than your best. That is all part of it. I think the mental hardness of it in the playoffs is huge.”

The Towns achieved an average of 19.7 points per game in the playoffs, which corresponds to almost five points less than the 24.4.

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