The Knicks remain at a Landry Shamet standstill.
They did not have an update on his shoulder injury on Tuesday other than ruling him out for Wednesday’s clash against the Hornets in Charlotte with what is labeled a shoulder sprain.
Shamet appeared to sprain his right shoulder during the loss to the Magic in Orlando on Saturday.
He exited and did not return that game and subsequently missed the win over the Nets in Brooklyn on Monday.
It is the same shoulder he dislocated just over a year ago.
At that time, he opted to rehab it instead of undergoing surgery and returned a few months later.
But that left the shoulder more susceptible to reinjury, which happened on Saturday.
If he opts for surgery this time, it would likely end his season. And if he decides to rehab, it would leave the Knicks thin and potentially facing a hard decision to waive him.
Shamet has already started six games this year when Mitchell Robinson, or more recently, OG Anunoby were out.
He had emerged as a key part of coach Mike Brown’s rotation, thriving in his 3-point happy offense.
Now, the Knicks continue to hope for the best.
After a brutal start to the season shooting-wise, Josh Hart has found his stroke from 3-point range.
In 11 games this month, he has shot 41 percent from deep, attempting 3.5 per game.
That comes after going 1-for-10 on 3-pointers the first four games of the season.
Robinson missed Monday’s win due to an illness, but is not on the injury report for Wednesday’s game.
[Notigroup Newsroom in collaboration with other media outlets, with information from the following sources]
