Mitchell Robinson Sends Strong Message After Leaving 2026 Champion Knicks for Celtics
NBA center Mitchell Robinson found a new home after the New York Knicks did not offer him a new deal this offseason. Robinson signed a three-year, $47.4 million contract with the Boston Celtics after winning the 2026 championship with the Knicks. Throughout his career, Robinson has struggled with injuries. He played 60 games last season [...]
NBA superstar Mitchell Robinson has left the New York Knicks in pursuit of a fresh start with the Boston Celtics. The decision came after the Knicks failed to extend his contract during the offseason. Robinson, who won the 2026 championship with the Knicks, signed a three-year, $47.4 million deal with the Celtics. Despite a history of health issues, Robinson played 60 games last season, showcasing his resilience and determination.
Ahead of the 2026-27 season, Robinson expressed his confidence and enthusiasm for the upcoming campaign. He emphasized his improved ball handling, shooting, and touch, stating, "Right now, I’m just so confident in myself." His addition to the Celtics is expected to bolster their frontcourt, filling a significant void left by the departure of Neemias Queta, who previously served as the starting center.
Queta, while not worried about losing his starting spot, expressed his excitement about playing alongside his new teammate, acknowledging Robinson's exceptional skills and versatility as a player.
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