OG Anunoby's mysterious injury makes the Knicks' Game 2 win a bittersweet one

Jalen Brunson once again stepped up in the high-stakes fourth quarter minutes, but he had some help. Karl-Anthony Towns and Anunoby both played massive roles in their win, but the latter might have a problem that goes beyond Game 2.

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Anunoby was superb in Game 2, as he was performing well on both ends of the floor. He had great numbers to prove that, as he had 24 points, five rebounds, four steals, and a block. He even had the highest plus-minus of the game with a +12.

Now, the Knicks will have to deal with a potential lower-body injury. Anunoby sustained an injury after a dunk attempt in the fourth quarter. He immediately asked for a substitution, and he was not inserted into the game from then.

"I haven't talked to anybody. He looked like he was hopping. I have not talked to medical yet," Coach Brown said after the game in his press conference.

Losing Anunoby will be huge for the Knicks because he has been one of their best players in the Playoffs. He is a reliable scorer and an awesome defender, so losing him will be a blow to the Knicks' title contender goals.

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