New York Knicks’ guard Landry Shamet exited the game due to a shoulder injury during the first quarter against the Orlando Magic. The incident occurred when he collided with a screen set by Wendell Carter Jr.
Shamet’s Injury Details
Shamet, who was tasked with guarding Jalen Suggs, experienced immediate pain and left the court with 9:17 remaining in the first quarter. His right arm was noticeably limp as he headed for the locker room.
Previous Shoulder Injury
This setback is particularly noteworthy as Shamet previously dislocated his right shoulder in October 2024 during the preseason. That injury had severely impacted his performance last season.
Recent Performance
Before this incident, Shamet was enjoying an impressive stretch of form. He had scored in double figures for four consecutive games, featuring a standout performance where he tallied 36 points against the Miami Heat in a thrilling 140-132 victory.
- Shamet’s recent game against the Mavericks: 9 points in 23 minutes.
- Key moments included two late 3-pointers and drawing a crucial charging foul.
Team Updates
In addition to Shamet’s injury, the Knicks announced that Miles McBride was questionable for the game due to illness. The team is managing injuries as they aim to maintain their performance in the ongoing season.
