For the first time all season, the Knicks are fully healthy. Mitchell Robinson (ankle), OG Anunoby (foot), and Miles McBride (rib) were all full participants in practice on Wednesday.

While the Knicks shared encouraging injury updates for OG Anunoby and Mitchell Robinson on Wednesday afternoon, their first lineup following the All-Star break still won't be at full strength. The team announced Wednesday night that Josh Hart (knee) is ruled out for Thursday's game against the Chicago Bulls.

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All that glitters is gold, but even the New York Knicks' headliners couldn't break the NBA All-Star Weekend mold. Boasting their most legitimate championship case in quite some time, the Knicks had a chance to showcase their progress as the NBA convened for its All-Star proceedings in the Bay Area.

At 22-33, the 10th-seeded Bulls are clinging to the East’s final spot in the Play-In Tournament, but they traded away their leading scorer, Zach LaVine, this month and entered the break on a four-game losing streak.

Thanks to a game-winning shot by Jalen Brunson in overtime against the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday night, the Knicks are heading into the NBA All-Star break with a 36-18 record and their most wins at this stage since the 1972-73 NBA season. That year marked the franchise’s second and most recent NBA championship – 52 years ago.