OG Anunoby injury: Knicks forward diagnosed with hamstring strain, considered questionable for Game 3, day-to-day
Key Points:
- Knicks forward OG Anunoby was diagnosed with a right hamstring strain after injuring his leg late in the fourth quarter of Game 2 against the Philadelphia 76ers; he is considered day-to-day and questionable for Game 3.
- Anunoby exited the game early due to the injury after scoring 24 points with strong defensive and offensive contributions, helping the Knicks secure a 108-102 victory.
- Head coach Mike Brown had no immediate update on Anunoby’s status postgame, and the team is preparing to adjust without him if necessary as the series moves to Philadelphia for Game 3.
- Anunoby has been a key two-way player for the Knicks in the 2026 playoffs, averaging 21 points on efficient shooting and contributing significantly on defense, making his potential absence a major concern.
- Backup players like Miles “Deuce” McBride will need to step up to fill the void left by Anunoby, as the Knicks rely heavily on his versatile and impactful play on both ends of the floor.