Mitchell Robinson Tells OG Anunoby 'Hopefully the Truth Comes Out' After Leaving Knicks for Celtics
Bleacher Report • • sports
Key Points:
- Veteran center Mitchell Robinson signed a three-year, $47.4 million deal with the Boston Celtics, ending his tenure as the longest-serving member of the New York Knicks.
- Robinson expressed regret over leaving the Knicks, responding to former teammate OG Anunoby's sad face emoji by hoping "the truth comes out at some point."
- The move was influenced by Knicks owner James Dolan's refusal to exceed the NBA's second apron salary cap, limiting the team's ability to re-sign Robinson.
- Robinson had established himself as a reliable rebounder and rim protector, making his departure a significant loss for the Knicks' frontcourt depth.
- Knicks fans, including actor Ben Stiller, expressed disappointment on social media, highlighting Robinson's popularity within the franchise.
