shocking revelations Mitchell Robinson of the Knicks promises to return from injury after

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson was forced to leave Game 3 against the Philadelphia 76ers early due to a sprained left ankle. As a result, the big man missed Game 4 in Philadelphia, a matchup in which the Knicks took a commanding 3-1 series lead with a 97-92 victory on Sunday afternoon. Whether or not Robinson will be available for Game 5 and beyond has become a key talking point for New York, especially given his extensive injury history over the last

Robinson doesn’t appear to be too concerned about his latest ankle injury, as the 7-footer took to social media recently and downplayed the severity of his injury.

On Sunday night, Robinson responded to a post on Twitter from actor Jerry Ferrara and his son wishing him a speedy recovery. The Knicks big man said, “I’m fine.. just a little set back but I’ll be back real soon thank you so much little man.”

At this time, the Knicks have listed Robinson as “day-to-day” with his ankle injury. As a result, his status for Game 5 and the remainder of their series against the 76ers will be determined based on how he feels in response to treatment.

While he was originally on the team’s injury report with an ankle issue heading into Game 3, Robinson seemed to re-aggravate it when Joel Embiid picked up a flagrant foul for grabbing at the Knicks center’s legs.