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    Team_Benjamin Franklin InstituteBy Team_Benjamin Franklin InstituteJuly 3, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Mitchell Robinson was a casualty of the New York Knicks’ salary-cap limitations, and he does not appear to be happy about it.

    Robinson posted a farewell message to Knicks fans on Instagram on Wednesday after agreeing to sign with the Boston Celtics. Many of his former teammates popped up in the comments to wish him well. One such teammate was OG Anunoby, who posted a sad emoji in response to Robinson’s exit.

    Robinson replied by making it clear that he had not wanted to leave the Knicks, and hinted at some sort of behind-the-scenes drama.

    “I tried, brother, I didn’t want this to happen,” Robinson wrote. “Hopefully the truth comes out at some point.”





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