Mitchell Robinson Stats Tonight: How did Knicks center perform after replacing Karl-Anthony Towns in starting lineup vs Warriors? (Mar. 4) 

Mitchell Robinson played in his third-consecutive game on Tuesday night when the New York Knicks took on the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday with Mitchell as their starting center. Karl-Anthony Towns was listed as out against the Warriors due to personal reasons. As a result, the Knicks coaching staff decided to run Robinson as their starting center under restricted minutes.

Looking at his first half performance, Robinson didn't contribute too much. Given his minutes restriction, he only played for a little over seven minutes and put up three points and one rebound.

Jalen Brunson and OG Anunoby gave the Knicks a 55-47 lead over the Golden State Warriors. Brunson, as expected, dominated the court with 17 points in the first half. Anunoby added 12 points to support the Knicks star.

Here's a closer look at Mitchell Robinson's stat line vs Golden State on Tuesday night:

Player	PTS	REB	AST	STL	BLK	FG	3-FG	FT
Mitchell Robinson	7	5	0	0	0	3-6	-	1-1

Come the third quarter, Mitchell Robinson played seven more minutes. Robinson added four more points to his total score. OG Anunoby and Jalen Brunson continued to carry the Knicks with a little bit of help from Mikal Bridges on the offensive end.

Ultimately, the Golden State Warriors came out on top against the New York Knicks. Robinson barely played due to protocol on his newly recovered ankle injury. Brunson and Anunoby’s efforts weren’t enough to stop Steph Curry.

Knicks vs Warriors Recap: Mitchell Robinson fails to live up as starter

The New York Knicks took on the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday. It wasn’t the Knicks’ night when they faced the Warriors as they took a 114-102 defeat. A huge reason for their loss was due to Karl-Anthony Towns being absent from the lineup due to personal reasons. Replacing him was Mitchell Robinson, who recently came back from his ankle injury from last season.

Unfortunately for New York, Robinson wasn’t enough to help them secure the paint. Mitchell only added seven points and five rebounds. He was put under minute restrictions as a cautionary measure to avoid any inconveniences on his surgically repaired ankle. OG Anunoby and Jalen Brunson did all they could to try and stop Steph Curry and the Warriors.

Anunoby was the Knicks’ leading scorer with 29 points. Brunson, on the other hand, added 25 points and seven assists. Mikal Bridges was the only other Knicks player in double figures. Bridges put up 15 points, four rebounds and four assists.