Knicks center Mitchell Robinson goes to the basket between Washington Wizards guard Ish Smith, forward Rui Hachimura and center Alex Len, left, during the first half on Feb. 12 in Washington. Credit: AP / Nick Wass
Mitchell Robinson thought the pain in his right hand was something he could easily shake off.
It turned out it wasn’t. Robinson suffered a fracture of the fourth metacarpal when he hit Julius Randle’s elbow while attempting to block a shot in the second quarter of the Knicks-Wizards game on Feb. 12.
"It was crazy," the third-year center said on Saturday after watching his teammates practice.