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So we opened up the show talking about Mitchell Robinson's broken right pinky.

There are reports that they've been surgery and that he intends to play game one.

And then the story got a little murkier about a half hour ago during the Knicks press

availability where Mike Brown said he did not hurt the pinky during practice, did not hurt the pinky during

game four.

Then when he was pressed on how he hurt the pinky, well, Nick PR in all of their

openness said, well, we're not going to get into that.

We're not going to get into specifics, which leads you to believe that it was something

that is just ridiculous.

That's the way I'm going to, because unless you tell us what it is, well, I fell down in

the bathroom or, you know, whatever, then I'm going to say it's something untoward.

That if we knew, we would get really upset and the

fan base would be up in arms.

So the fact that he's playing, let's see how effective it is when he's playing.

Let's see.

Let's see how effective he is.

If he's very effective and he's the same Mitchell Robinson and it could slow down either

Wembe or Holmgren and Hortonstein, no harm, no foul.

But if it impacts him, because he's a big part against both of those teams, if it impacts him in the

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