The Knicks got a scare in the third quarter Saturday night vs. the Lakers when OG Anunoby went down with an non-contact injury to his lower right leg.

OG Anunoby (mild foot sprain) is day-to-day. His status for tonight's game hasn't been updated after missing Monday's win over Houston. Bruce Brown (face) is listed as questionable. OG Anunoby's status is unknown, but Mitchell Robinson (ankle) and Pacome Dadiet (toe) are out. The good news is Robinson was cleared for contact on Monday.

Knicks forward OG Anunoby missed Monday night’s win over the Houston Rockets due to a mild foot sprain, and he will once again be unavailable for Tuesday night’s matchup with the Toronto Raptors.

The night of Saturday, February 1st, 2025 will be remembered forever in NBA circles for many reasons. That was the night LeBron James dropped a 33-point triple-double on perhaps his last trip to Madison Square Garden to snap New York’s five-game win streak.

While the Knicks have yielded positive results from wingers Mikal Bridges and OG Anunoby this season, there's reason to believe both players would benefit from an adjusted team strategy.

OG Anunoby will miss the Knicks' game against Houston on Monday night, sitting out for the first time this season because of a sprained right foot. The Knicks originally listed the starting forward as questionable to play when they submitted their injury report Sunday. He was then switched to out on Monday.

Knicks forward OG Anunoby will miss their Monday night matchup against Houston due to a sprained right foot.

The New York Knicks had an OK update on OG Anunoby before facing the Houston Rockets on Monday night. Per Ian Begley of SNY, head coach Tom Thibodeau "believes OG Anunoby had an MRI and that he has a mild foot sprain and is considered day to day.

Monday brought optimistic injury news in two different ways for the Knicks. Head coach Tom Thibodeau described OG Anunoby’s foot injury as a “mild sprain” before their clash against the Rockets Monday night at Madison Square Garden.