Mitchell Robinson

The New Orleans Pelicans rejected multiple trade attempts by the New York Knicks to acquire center Yves Missi after the Knicks lost Mitchell Robinson to the Boston Celtics. The Pelicans view Missi as a key core player and have declared him unavailable for trade. Missi, a 22-year-old rookie, was drafted by New Orleans in 2024 and is entering his third NBA season.

Mitchell Robinson has agreed to a three-year, $47.4 million contract with the Boston Celtics, departing from the New York Knicks. The deal marks a significant financial commitment by Boston to the free agent center.

The New York Knicks have re-signed Landry Shamet to a four-year, $24 million contract. The move is analyzed by Dexter Henry, focusing on its implications for Mitchell Robinson.

The Knicks enter 2026 NBA Free Agency as defending NBA champions, with their biggest challenge being how much to spend to retain their title-winning roster. The discussion focuses on players like Mitchell Robinson and Landry Shamet, along with decisions related to the 'Second Apron.' Dexter Henry and Jeremy Cohen analyze the situation.

Victor Wembanyama faced physical and verbal confrontations with Knicks' Mitchell Robinson during Game 4 of the NBA Finals, including a forearm foul and subsequent taunts. The hostile Madison Square Garden crowd booed Wembanyama, who had previously drawn backlash for pushing Jalen Brunson in Game 3 without a foul call. The Spurs' 76-49 halftime lead in Game 3 highlighted Wembanyama's performance despite the on-court tensions.

Knicks center Mitchell Robinson expressed excitement about playing Game 3 of the NBA Finals in front of President Donald Trump. A TikTok video humorously suggesting Robinson would play harder with Trump in attendance was validated by Robinson's response, which confirmed his enthusiasm. The article notes the divisive nature of Trump's presence at Madison Square Garden during the Spurs-Knicks matchup.

Mitchell Robinson appears comfortable during Knicks practice in San Antonio ahead of Game 1. The NY Post’s Stefan Bondy and Jared Schwartz highlight challenges posed by the Spurs' defense, strategies to slow Victor Wembanayama, and the potential significance of the Karl-Anthony Towns series.