The New York Knicks have played the past three games without starting point guard Derrick Rose. Rose rolled his ankle on Jan. 27 when he came down on Kemba Walker’s foot during the third quarter of New York’s 110-107 victory.
Unfortunately, it appears as though Rose will miss a fourth consecutive game when the Knicks square off against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Saturday, Feb. 4.
Knicks say Rose (ankle) was limited in practice. They're listing him as questionable for tomorrow.
That’s a disappointing turn of events.
Rose has been active for 43 of the Knicks’ 51 games during the 2016-17 NBA regular season.