New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (knee) won't play on Friday against Detroit. This will mark Robinson's fourth straight absence as he deals with a right knee sprain. He is expected to miss more games moving ahead. In the meantime, Jericho Sims, who logged 27 minutes against the Nets on Wednesday and finished with seven points, six rebounds, and three blocks, should remain involved. At the same time, Isaiah Hartenstein, who has averaged 8.1 rebounds, 7.5 points, and 1.4 blocks this season, may also get additional work.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (knee) has been ruled out for Saturday's game against the Boston Celtics. The big man suffered a knee injury during Friday's win over the Philadelphia 76ers. Now, the Knicks are going to shut down Robinson for at least one week. The organization plans to re-evaluate Robinson in 7-10 days, but he could very well miss more time than that. Isaiah Hartenstein should see a significant boost in fantasy value while Robinson is on the sideline.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson left Friday's 106-104 win over the Sixers in the second quarter with a sore right knee. He went scoreless in 12 minutes and picked up only two rebounds with one assist. Robinson has struggled early in the season and having any kind of injury problems is another blow for the big man, who has averaged 6.5 points and 6.4 rebounds with 2.3 blocks in 21.8 minutes. The Knicks play again Saturday night and Robinson should be considered questionable for the clash with Boston. If he's out, the team will rely more on Isaiah Hartenstein, although head coach Tom Thibodeau could also decide to go small and have Julius Randle soak up more minutes at center.

The New York Knicks are expected to sign center Mitchell Robinson to a four-year contract worth around $60 million, according to sources of Bleacher Report. The Chicago Bulls had been rumored to be interested in signing the 24-year-old free agent, but now it seems as if he's not going anywhere. This news comes a day after the Knicks dumped the combined $19 million salaries of Nerlens Noel and Alec Burks on the Detroit Pistons. The Knicks have emerged as the frontrunners to sign free agent guard Jalen Brunson. If they can manage to retain Robinson while still landing Brunson, the team could be in good shape going into the 2022-23 season.

Center Mitchell Robinson is on the Bulls' radar heading toward the summer. Robinson, who will be an unrestricted free agent, averaged 8.6 rebounds, 8.5 points, and 1.8 blocks last season. Chicago is looking to fortify things in the middle, so making a move for the 24-year-old may be on the horizon. Nevertheless, Robinson hasn't been the most impactful scoring threat on the planet over the years, and he's also had trouble staying healthy. However, he's efficient on the glass and even nastier in the shot-blocking department.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (illness) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Toronto Raptors. Robinson will finish out the regular season on the sideline due to a non-COVID related illness. Jericho Sims should start and could be an interesting fantasy option for managers in need of defense. Robinson showed flashes of potential this season, but injuries did slow him down as well. It's uncertain if Robinson will be back with the Knicks next season as he'll hit free agency this summer.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (illness) has been deemed questionable to suit up for Sunday's contest vs. Toronto. Robinson has missed the previous two outings due to an illness, paving the way for Jericho Sims to get some added run among the starting five. Robinson is on pace to set a new career best with 8.6 boards per game, while his 76.1% shooting percentage would lead the league if he had enough shots to qualify. The 24-year-old remains a menace on the defensive side of the floor, having combined for 17 blocks over his last five outings. With Julius Randle (quad) missing the season finale, Robinson would likely have more rebounding opportunities if he ultimately receives the green light.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (illness) has been ruled out for Wednesday's game against the Nets. Robinson, who logged his 20th double-double of the season last time out, was expected to matchup with Brooklyn big man Andre Drummond, who now stands to draw an advantage against rookie Jericho Sims. With Julius Randle (quad) already out for the year, Taj Gibson will now play an even larger frontcourt role. Robinson's next opportunity to suit up comes Friday vs. Washington, whom he logged a 15-point, 12-rebound double-double against back on March 18.

New York Knicks power forward Julius Randle (quad) and center Mitchell Robinson (back) have been tagged as questionable to suit up for Friday's game vs. Miami. Both were unavailable for Wednesday's victory over the Hornets, which allowed Obi Toppin and Jericho Sims to enter the starting five and play considerably elevated roles. Toppin logged a double-double, while RJ Barrett dropped 30 points, leading the team in scoring for a third straight outing. Randle has been thoroughly held in check by the Heat this season, shooting a combined 7-for-27 over two prior meetings. Robinson's rebounding has allowed him to become essentially matchup-proof, but Miami has yielded the fewest DFS points per game to opposing centers this season.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (back) has been ruled out for Wednesday night's game against the Charlotte Hornets. The seven-footer is dealing with lower back soreness. He's coming off a strong defensive game against the Atlanta Hawks on Tuesday. In the game, he played 35 minutes and racked up nine points, six boards, four blocks and three steals. The Knicks are also without Julius Randle (quad) on Wednesday, so Jericho Sims and Obi Toppin are the team's two starting big men. Sims has rebounding upside while Toppin has a chance to score in double-figures with a strong field goal percentage.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (illness) is good to go for Wednesday night's game against the Dallas Mavericks. Robinson came down with an illness and it held him to just two minutes in the team's most recent game against the Sacramento Kings. Because of that short outing, and due to the fact that he was questionable up until an hour prior to Wednesday night's game, he may be a risky fantasy play on Wednesday. Season-long managers should still fire him up, but he should be avoided in DFS.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (illness) is listed as questionable for Wednesday's game against the Dallas Mavericks. He only played for two minutes during Monday's game and left due to an undisclosed illness. Another absence would force Taj Gibson and Jericho Sims into bigger roles. However, neither of them can be counted on as reliable fantasy options even with extended playing time.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (ankle) will be active for Monday's game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. The fourth-year pro suffered an ankle injury in the team's last game against the Portland Trail Blazers on Saturday. He wasn't able to return to the game after sustaining the injury 14 minutes into the contest. The seven-footer is averaging 8.4 points, 8.6 rebounds and 1.6 blocks per game this year while shooting 76.8% from the field. The Knicks will be without backup center Nerlens Noel (knee) for Monday's game, so Robinson could be heavily leaned on with Taj Gibson playing about 20 minutes in a backup role.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (ankle) was forced to exit early during Saturday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers. He only managed to play 14 minutes before exiting due to left ankle soreness. Mitchell sat out the rest of the game and finished with two points and three blocks. The Knicks don't play again until Monday, so Robinson has a little time to rest. Taj Gibson and Jericho Sims would be asked to split up the minutes, assuming Robinson misses Monday's game. Neither of them are trustworthy fantasy options.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (back) is active for Thursday's game against the Golden State Warriors. He sat out Tuesday's game due to back soreness, but is set to play big minutes here. Nerlens Noel (knee) remains out, which means Robinson will start and play significant minutes. Taj Gibson will be the backup, but fantasy managers shouldn't expect much from him. Robinson played extremely well during his last game, but his play will likely come back down to normal down. He'll be a low-end streaming option for this matchup.

New York Knicks big men Mitchell Robinson (back) and Nerlens Noel (knee) have both been ruled out for Tuesday's game against the Denver Nuggets. As a result, we should see a good amount of Obi Toppin and Taj Gibson on the floor with Julius Randle logging some center minutes. Robinson and Noel have been dealing with their respective injuries for the past week or so, but they've mostly played through the pain. Tuesday's game is the backend of a back-to-back set, so the team is likely playing it safe with them. We'd expect both players to suit up for Thursday's game against the Golden State Warriors.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (ankle) has been given the green light to suit up for Wednesday's game vs. Miami, whereas Nerlens Noel (knee) has received the thumbs down. Robinson returns from a one-game absence, looking to reclaim the rhythm that he has found during January, which has included four double-doubles and nine games in which he has shot 66.7 percent from the floor or better. Without Noel in the mix, Robinson could be in line for a handful of additional minutes, although Taj Gibson figures to see a healthy workload as well. Noel's next chance to suit up comes Friday against the Bucks.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (ankle) is listed as questionable for Wednesday's game against the Miami Heat. Robinson wasn't able to play in Monday's game due to a left ankle injury. Now, there's a chance that he's sidelined again, which could leave the Knicks thin at center. Nerlens Noel (knee) would likely start in Robinson's place, but is questionable for Wednesday's contest as well. That being said, Obi Toppin and Taj Gibson would be asked to fill in, assuming both players are unable to suit up. Toppin is the better fantasy option between the two because of his scoring ability. However, neither are must-have streaming options even with extended playing time.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (ankle) will be unavailable to play in Monday's game against the Cavaliers due to a sprained left ankle that he sustained during Sunday's outing. Robinson was held to just 16 minutes due to the ailment, with his absence paving the way for Nerlens Noel and Taj Gibson to take on significant frontcourt minutes, in addition to Julius Randle having elevated rebounding duties. Robinson has enjoyed his most consistent stretch of production during January, averaging 11.5 points and 8.9 boards across 10 contests, delivering a double-double in four of those outings. His next chance to return to action comes Wednesday vs. Miami.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson had a superb 7-for-8 shooting night and collected a season-high 18 rebounds during a double-double performance in Tuesday's win over Minnesota. He finished with 14 points and added two steals and one block to his line in 32 minutes on the court. Robinson tends to be an inconsistent performer, but he's a big force defensively and pops up with nice double-doubles from time to time. He has a good stretch of games coming up against Detroit, Oklahoma City and Toronto. Robinson produced a 17-point, 14-rebound double-double against the Pistons just last week.