Knicks make injury announcement before game 2 against Pacers

A year ago, the Knicks from the Indiana Pacers in a semi -final series with seven games, which were largely hailed from the playoffs from the playoffs in a conference series with seven games from which no team could recover realistically. Center Mitchell Robinson missed to one game, the sixth man Bojan Bogdanovic missed the entire series and Star Wing OG Anunoby to three games.

Big Man Julius Randle was traveling with a shoulder injury for half a year.

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In addition, several kinks were sick: Star Guard Jalen Brunson had a hand injury; Isaiah Hartenstein had an Achilles tendon injury; Deice McBride had a bum; And Josh Hart had a belly injury.

The Knicks have no such problems this time. While everyone, like the cliché of the coaches, is beaten at this time of year on Thursday, the Knicks submitted their official injury report for game 2 with the NBA, and the report was completely clean. No kinks are injured.

Down, 1-0, in this series after a wild comeback and overtime victory by the Pacers there are no excuses for a kink team that has the HomeCourt advantage in the series. However, what the group lacks is the dynamic-dies of Pacers team now 8-2 in the playoffs and closed the year on a 15:4 run to reach the 50-win brand, just one game behind New York in the east class.

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The Knicks accept the blame for what happened on Wednesday when she coughed a lead with nine points with less than a minute.

“We didn't do what we had to do. Otherwise we would talk about a completely different ball game,” said Center Karl-Anthony Towns. “There are a lot of things that we have done well to get able to get able to win. It is as good as … and I said it several times for 48 minutes and disciplined.

“We played 46 for a good minutes. We lost the game in these last two minutes. That is on all of us.”

Game 2 will take place on Friday in Madison Square Garden at 8 p.m.

Knicks make a symptom of injuries before game 2 against Pacers, who first appeared on May 22, 2025 in Athlon Sports