New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (illness) is listed as questionable for Wednesday's game against the Dallas Mavericks. He only played for two minutes during Monday's game and left due to an undisclosed illness. Another absence would force Taj Gibson and Jericho Sims into bigger roles. However, neither of them can be counted on as reliable fantasy options even with extended playing time.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (ankle) will be active for Monday's game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. The fourth-year pro suffered an ankle injury in the team's last game against the Portland Trail Blazers on Saturday. He wasn't able to return to the game after sustaining the injury 14 minutes into the contest. The seven-footer is averaging 8.4 points, 8.6 rebounds and 1.6 blocks per game this year while shooting 76.8% from the field. The Knicks will be without backup center Nerlens Noel (knee) for Monday's game, so Robinson could be heavily leaned on with Taj Gibson playing about 20 minutes in a backup role.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (ankle) was forced to exit early during Saturday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers. He only managed to play 14 minutes before exiting due to left ankle soreness. Mitchell sat out the rest of the game and finished with two points and three blocks. The Knicks don't play again until Monday, so Robinson has a little time to rest. Taj Gibson and Jericho Sims would be asked to split up the minutes, assuming Robinson misses Monday's game. Neither of them are trustworthy fantasy options.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (back) is active for Thursday's game against the Golden State Warriors. He sat out Tuesday's game due to back soreness, but is set to play big minutes here. Nerlens Noel (knee) remains out, which means Robinson will start and play significant minutes. Taj Gibson will be the backup, but fantasy managers shouldn't expect much from him. Robinson played extremely well during his last game, but his play will likely come back down to normal down. He'll be a low-end streaming option for this matchup.

New York Knicks big men Mitchell Robinson (back) and Nerlens Noel (knee) have both been ruled out for Tuesday's game against the Denver Nuggets. As a result, we should see a good amount of Obi Toppin and Taj Gibson on the floor with Julius Randle logging some center minutes. Robinson and Noel have been dealing with their respective injuries for the past week or so, but they've mostly played through the pain. Tuesday's game is the backend of a back-to-back set, so the team is likely playing it safe with them. We'd expect both players to suit up for Thursday's game against the Golden State Warriors.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (ankle) has been given the green light to suit up for Wednesday's game vs. Miami, whereas Nerlens Noel (knee) has received the thumbs down. Robinson returns from a one-game absence, looking to reclaim the rhythm that he has found during January, which has included four double-doubles and nine games in which he has shot 66.7 percent from the floor or better. Without Noel in the mix, Robinson could be in line for a handful of additional minutes, although Taj Gibson figures to see a healthy workload as well. Noel's next chance to suit up comes Friday against the Bucks.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (ankle) is listed as questionable for Wednesday's game against the Miami Heat. Robinson wasn't able to play in Monday's game due to a left ankle injury. Now, there's a chance that he's sidelined again, which could leave the Knicks thin at center. Nerlens Noel (knee) would likely start in Robinson's place, but is questionable for Wednesday's contest as well. That being said, Obi Toppin and Taj Gibson would be asked to fill in, assuming both players are unable to suit up. Toppin is the better fantasy option between the two because of his scoring ability. However, neither are must-have streaming options even with extended playing time.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (ankle) will be unavailable to play in Monday's game against the Cavaliers due to a sprained left ankle that he sustained during Sunday's outing. Robinson was held to just 16 minutes due to the ailment, with his absence paving the way for Nerlens Noel and Taj Gibson to take on significant frontcourt minutes, in addition to Julius Randle having elevated rebounding duties. Robinson has enjoyed his most consistent stretch of production during January, averaging 11.5 points and 8.9 boards across 10 contests, delivering a double-double in four of those outings. His next chance to return to action comes Wednesday vs. Miami.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson had a superb 7-for-8 shooting night and collected a season-high 18 rebounds during a double-double performance in Tuesday's win over Minnesota. He finished with 14 points and added two steals and one block to his line in 32 minutes on the court. Robinson tends to be an inconsistent performer, but he's a big force defensively and pops up with nice double-doubles from time to time. He has a good stretch of games coming up against Detroit, Oklahoma City and Toronto. Robinson produced a 17-point, 14-rebound double-double against the Pistons just last week.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson produced a nice double-double off the bench on Tuesday against Detroit, notching 17 points with 8-for-9 shooting and grabbing 14 rebounds in a 105-91 win. He logged 25 minutes of action and finished off his line with one steal, three blocks and one turnover. Starting center Nerlens Noel managed only two points and three rebounds. Robinson's fantasy value has taken a hit ever since he was dropped from the starting five, but he's still managed to pop up with a few very good games. He will complete the week against Washington and Atlanta, two team's that typically don't give up a lot to opposing benches.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson was dropped to the bench for Tuesday's matchup against San Antonio and it sparked him for an 11-point, 14-rebound performance in 22 minutes. Nerlens Noel started and had two points and nine boards in 26 minutes. Robinson shot 4-for-6 from the field and 3-for-4 at the line, while producing two steals and three blocks on the defensive end. This was a superb bench outing by the 23-year-old and it helped the Knicks snap a losing streak. The Knicks play again on Wednesday against Indiana, with both New York centers needing to be ready for a big battle with Myles Turner.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (illness) has received the green light to suit up for Tuesday's contest against Brooklyn despite battling a non-COVID-19 illness. Robinson has been an integral part of the Knicks' starting five this season, even as his minutes have fluctuated over the past few weeks. His scoring average sits at a career-low 6.8 points per contest, but he has delivered added value in category season-long formats due to his 79.7% shooting percentage, which would lead the league if he had enough minutes to qualify. In his only matchup vs. the Nets last season, Robinson logged a double-double across 33 minutes.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (illness) is listed as questionable for Tuesday's game against the Brooklyn Nets. He looked fine during his last outing, but appeared to also twist his left leg. It wouldn't be shocking to see the Knicks play it safe since Robinson is dealing with multiple issues. Fantasy managers should expect Robinson to be a game time decision for Tuesday's slate. His absence would mean more minutes for Obi Toppin, Jericho Sims, and Julius Randle would likely have an increased role.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (concussion) will return on Friday against Phoenix after missing his previous two games because of a concussion. The big man will reclaim his place in the starting lineup, moving Nerlens Noel back to the bench. Nonetheless, Mitchell has taken a step back statistically this year, and with Deandre Ayton patrolling the middle for the Suns, fantasy managers in all formats should consider alternative options.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (concussion) is questionable for Friday's game against the visiting Suns. The 23-year-old has been absent over his last two outings because of a concussion he sustained against the Houston Rockets last Saturday. Taj Gibson (groin) is also questionable, potentially leaving the team with a massive void underneath the basket. Nonetheless, if Robinson misses his third straight, his next chance to make it back will be on Saturday against the Hawks, leaving Nerlens Noel in line to get the start against Phoenix. The veteran is averaging 5.3 points, 4.7 rebounds, and nearly two blocks across three appearances in the starting lineup this year, so he hasn't demonstrated much of an upside when given a more prominent role.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (head) isn't available versus Chicago. After taking a shot to the face on Saturday, Mitchell sustained a concussion, so he will need Sunday off before his availability is determined for Tuesday's bout against the Lakers. Nonetheless, Nerlens Noel was already in line to get the start in Robinson's place. However, his workload should increase even more if Taj Gibson (groin), who is currently questionable, is also out.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (ankle) is expected to suit up for Wednesday's game against the Orlando Magic. He was forced to exit last game due to an ankle issue and was unable to return. Head coach Tom Thibodeau hinted that Robinson should be fine, so fantasy managers should expect him on the court for this one. Nerlens Noel (knee) has already been ruled out, so Robinson should see increased playing time here. That being said, he'll be an intriguing DFS option, assuming Robinson isn't limited.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (ankle) has been ruled out for the remainder of Monday's game against the Pacers as he battles a sore left ankle. Robinson was able to log just 16 minutes prior to his night concluding, finishing with two points, two rebounds and three blocks in that span. The 23-year-old has battled the injury bug early in the season, even as he entered play Monday shooting a robust 82.9 percent from the floor. Without Robinson or Nerlens Noel (knee) available, Taj Gibson and Obi Toppin will have elevated frontcourt roles alongside Julius Randle. The next chance for the shot-blocking dynamo to suit up comes Wednesday vs. Orlando.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson (hip) won't play during Monday's matchup against Philadelphia. The 23-year-old was riding a questionable tag, but after testing things out throughout the day, the team will play it safe by holding him out. His next chance to take the court will come on Wednesday against the defending NBA Champions, the Milwaukee Bucks. However, until then, Nerlens Noel (back), who was in danger of being absent against the Sixers, could be in line for more work as a member of the starting lineup.

New York Knicks centers Mitchell Robinson (hip) and Nerlens Noel (back) are listed as questionable for Monday's game against the Philadelphia 76ers. Both players were able to suit up on Sunday, but could sit this one out as a precaution. Fantasy managers shouldn't be surprised if at least one of them sits out on Monday. That being said, Taj Gibson and Obi Toppin would see more minutes in their absence. Toppin is the better option between the two and could have streaming appeal with more playing time.