Mitchell Robinson leads Knicks in return to NBA Finals after tough journey
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: May 30, 2026, 5:45 PM
Last updated May 30, 2026

Mitchell Robinson, the longest-tenured player for the New York Knicks, has been a key figure in the team's return to the NBA Finals. His tenure has included challenging seasons, a 17-win rookie year in 2018-19 and two additional losing seasons that followed. Robinson's presence symbolizes resilience and growth within the franchise as they compete to secure a championship. The Knicks' journey back to prominence marks a significant achievement for the organization.
- •Mitchell Robinson has played for the Knicks since 2018.
- •Team experienced challenging seasons during his tenure.
- •Knicks return to the NBA Finals marks a significant milestone.
- •Robinson represents resurgence in Knicks' history.
- 5:45 PMYahoo Sports — Mitchell Robinson, the Knicks’ longest-tenured player, endured every high and low en route to NBA Finals
"Before there was Jalen Brunson — or Josh Hart or OG Anunoby or Mikal Bridges or Karl-Anthony Towns — there was Mitchell Robinson. Robinson, the longest-tenured Knick, was there for the bad times. The 7-foot center endured a 17-win season as a rookie in 2018-19, and two more losing campaigns within the next three years after that. So as the Knicks make their long-awaited return to the NBA ...
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