Knicks' Brunson Fractures Hand, Hart Leaves Game 6

Injury Updates Plague Knicks in Playoff Run

Brunson Fractures Left Hand in Game 7

New York Knicks star Jalen Brunson suffered a left hand fracture in Sunday's Game 7 loss against the Indiana Pacers, dealing a major blow to the team's playoff hopes. The All-Star guard is expected to miss significant time with the injury.

Randle Undergoes Shoulder Surgery

Forward Julius Randle, who has battled a right shoulder injury throughout the season, has opted to undergo surgery to repair a dislocation he suffered in January. Randle's surgery was successful, but he is expected to be sidelined for an extended period.

Hart Leaves Game 6 with Injury

In another injury setback for the Knicks, guard Josh Hart left the floor in the fourth quarter of Game 6 against the Pacers on Saturday. The extent of Hart's injury is still being evaluated, but his absence could further deplete the team's already depleted lineup.

Knicks Weather Injury Storm

Despite these setbacks, the Knicks have managed to weather the injury storm and advance to the Eastern Conference semifinals. The team's resilience and depth have been key factors in their success so far, but the loss of Brunson and Randle could prove to be insurmountable.

Looking Ahead

The Knicks' playoff hopes now hinge on the severity of Brunson's and Hart's injuries, as well as the ability of their remaining players to step up and fill the void. With a Game 7 rematch against the Pacers looming on Tuesday, the Knicks face an uphill battle to extend their season.