Tom Thibodeau Announces OG Anunoby’s Availability for Game 7

The New York Knicks are facing a crucial Game 7 against the Indiana Pacers, but their chances of success may be hindered by the absence of key player OG Anunoby. The talented forward has been sidelined with a hamstring injury since May 8, missing his fourth consecutive game on Friday night.

Head coach Tom Thibodeau’s comments on Anunoby’s status were not very reassuring for Knicks fans, as he simply stated, “Whatever medical says,” when asked about the player’s chances of playing in Game 7. The medical team has deemed Anunoby as “day-to-day,” leaving his availability for the must-win game uncertain.

Despite Anunoby’s absence, the Knicks have put up a valiant effort in the playoffs, but they undoubtedly miss his contributions on both ends of the court. Anunoby has been a defensive stalwart for the team, averaging 14.1 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 1.5 assists per game this season.

While reports suggest that Anunoby is making progress with on-court work, the Knicks must carefully consider whether rushing his return is worth the risk of further injury. With a potential spot in the Eastern Conference Finals on the line, the team faces a tough decision regarding Anunoby’s availability for Game 7.

Knicks fans will be eagerly awaiting any updates on Anunoby’s status as the team prepares for a do-or-die matchup against the Pacers. The outcome of Game 7 could hinge on whether Anunoby is able to make a timely return to the lineup.