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Hack-A-Robinson? Knicks fans cheer their big man through his free-throw shooting woes

  • Mitchell Robinson struggled with free throws during the 2025 NBA second-round playoff series between the Knicks and Celtics, notably going 4-for-12 in Game 3 on May 10 in New York.
  • The Celtics repeatedly fouled Robinson due to his poor free throw shooting, a tactic known as Hack-A-Shaq, as his career average remains around 52% despite improvements this season.
  • Despite his free throw issues, Robinson remains a key defensive player for the Knicks, capable of guarding top players and impacting rebounding, as reflected in multiple playoff performances.
  • Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau and players like Josh Hart acknowledge Robinson's value, emphasizing the team's responsibility in handling the foul strategy and noting his on-floor impact despite shooting woes.
  • Robinson’s free throw struggles contributed to the Knicks’ 115-93 loss in Game 3, cutting their series lead to 2-1, while fans continued to support him at Madison Square Garden.
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Boston Globe broke the news in Boston, United States on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.
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