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Cancel the season, everyone. Kristaps Porzingis left Thursday’s practice after injuring his knee.
Kristaps Porzingis left practice early with a sore right knee. He's getting treatment.
— Ian Begley (@IanBegley) September 28, 2017
The injury didn’t appear serious—Kristaps was merely favoring the knee—but clearly this is the most dire catastrophe in franchise history...unless Kristaps comes back tomorrow, that is.
Hornacek says Porzingis' knee "got a little sore" so NYK pulled him from practice. He thinks it's a minor ailment & KP could be back Friday
— Ian Begley (@IanBegley) September 28, 2017
If you care to look, you can find at least two “Should We Start Questioning Porzingis’s Durability?” articles in the New York papers. I won’t be posting them here, because they’re gross.
Anyway...to the highlights! Here we have Enes Kanter, getting up some shots.
.@Enes_Kanter getting shots at Day 3 of #Knicks Training Camp pres. by @SAP. pic.twitter.com/8NOt5mb9J2
— NEW YORK KNICKS (@nyknicks) September 28, 2017
And the coup de grace, a splendid no-look dish from Frank Ntilikina to Kyle O’Quinn.
Frank Nolookina pic.twitter.com/JUjlmz8oTS
— Jonah Ballow (@jonahballow) September 29, 2017
Ramon Sessions made some waves on Wednesday by declaring that Ntilikina had a little bit of Kyrie Irving in him. Clearly that’s absurd—Frank is already a better passer!
As for the upcoming schedule, the Knicks will hold an open practice on Sunday, Oct. 1, at Madison Square Garden.
You heard @T_HardJR!
— Junior Knicks (@juniorknicks) September 28, 2017
You can still sign up for #JrKnicks for an invite to Open Practice on 10/1! Closes 9/29!
https://t.co/yC10M959Ry pic.twitter.com/WEYtLecrFS
Sign up today, you young whippersnappers! The preseason opener is two days later on Tuesday, Oct. 3. We’re so close to basketball! If only Kristaps had lived to see it. #RIPKristaps