- Match Robinson said that his hands were injured due to a reaction on his family’s side.
- Robinson is concerned about his right hand injury before the start of the NBA Finals against San Antonio Spurs and is unable to play the games.
- ESPN reported that the reason for Robinson’s injury is a $47.4 million contract with Boston Celtics.
Center New York Knicks Match Robinson posted on Facebook that his hands were injured, which happened before the NBA Finals, and that he won’t be on the court for the games. In Robinson’s words, the injury is related to his family’s side.
According to the material, Robinson missed practice with the right hand for only a few days before the match against San Antonio Spurs. At that time, Knicks said that the injury was not serious, but they did not specify the details.
Robinson wrote that, like Knicks player with Cleveland Cavaliers, he won’t be able to play in New York due to a sudden injury, which is why he has been unable to play for weeks. He added in his post that he had to travel 910 miles between cities without any problems.
According to the information, Robinson did not play in the NBA Finals against Cleveland Cavaliers due to the injury. The New York Knicks forward won the series against San Antonio Spurs, securing the first championship title since 1973.
In other words, the material states that Robinson’s injury was caused by a right-hand injury during the game. It also notes that he described the injury as something that could be treated.
As for the explanation of the injury, Robinson posted on Facebook about the reason for his hands being injured, which he says happened during the season. ESPN sent a message to confirm that Robinson had missed practice with Boston Celtics for a total of $47.4 million, which, according to the report, could be due to a delay in the contract.