Robinson made his long-awaited season debut this weekend, and there were some things to take away from his return.

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson made his season debut against the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday, marking a return to the court that was nearly 10 months

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson returned to action against the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday night, making his season debut following left ankle surgery. Robinson finished with six points and five rebounds in 12 minutes off the bench of the Knicks' 114-113 victory.

Towns and Robinson headline one of several lineups the Knicks must explore down the stretch as they gear up for the postseason.

The New York Knicks are set to welcome a big addition to their lineup. Per ESPN insider Shams Charania, center Mitchell Robinson will be active for the first ti

After missing all season while recovering from offseason ankle surgery, New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson finally made his season

One statistic stood out from Mitchel Robinson's debut with the Knicks after missing the first 70% of the season recovering from ankle surgery: +11. The Knicks outscored the Pelicans by 11 points in the 12 minutes Robinson was on the court in his debut (on a minutes limit as he plays his way back into shape).

For the first time all season, New York Knicks fans can finally exhale. After months of injuries derailing their lineup — from Landry Shamet’s shoulder issue to

Ahead of the contest against the Heat, Robinson -- along with Josh Hart -- was listed on the injury report. Robinson was listed on the Knicks' injury report ahead of the game in Miami with his ankle issue, though he was labeled "probable."

After nearly 10 months on the shelf, Mitchell Robinson finally made his season debut this weekend for the New York Knicks. Here's what we learned.