Drew Eubanks' torn pectoral sidelines Knicks center ahead of season
The New York Knicks must rethink their frontcourt plans after veteran center Drew Eubanks was hurt.
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What happened
New York Knicks veteran center Drew Eubanks has suffered a pectoral tear, which the team must work around before the NBA season opener. The injury leaves the Knicks needing to pivot in their plans for the front line.
Why it matters
The injury forces the Knicks to change their frontcourt plans before the season begins.
Coverage
- New Knicks Rumors on Roster Plans After Drew Eubanks' Pectoral Injury Ahead of NBA Season Opener (bleacherreport.com)
- New York Knicks Lose Veteran Center to Serious Injury Ahead of NBA Season (Erik C. Anderson)
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