Knicks’ Mitchell Robinson Laments Foul Resulting in 4-Point Play: I Made a Mistake
Robinson’s Frustration Over Costly Foul
After committing a costly foul that resulted in a 4-point play, New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson expressed regret for his actions. The incident occurred during the Knicks’ recent game against the Boston Celtics, with Robinson fouling Celtics’ guard Marcus Smart as he attempted a 3-point shot. Smart sank the subsequent free throw, giving the Celtics a 4-point advantage and turning the momentum in their favor.
Robinson’s Statement
Speaking to reporters after the game, Robinson acknowledged his mistake and took responsibility for his actions. I made a mistake, he said. I should have known better. I was just trying to be aggressive, but I got caught reaching.
Robinson emphasized the importance of learning from his error and not repeating it in the future. I’m going to watch film and see what I can do better next time, he said. I can’t let something like this happen again.
Impact on the Game
The 4-point play proved to be a turning point in the game, giving the Celtics a significant lead that they maintained throughout the second half. The Knicks ultimately lost the game by a score of 120-105.
Team Support
Despite his costly foul, Robinson received support from his teammates and coaches. Julius Randle, the Knicks’ All-Star forward, praised Robinson’s effort and said that he was confident in his ability to bounce back.
Mitch is a great player, Randle said. He made a mistake, but we’re all behind him. We know he’s going to learn from this and come back stronger.
Conclusion
Mitchell Robinson’s foul that resulted in a 4-point play was a disappointing moment for the Knicks and their fans. However, Robinson’s willingness to take responsibility for his mistake and his commitment to improving his game should provide reassurance that he will be a valuable asset to the Knicks moving forward.
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