Karl-Anthony Towns of the New York Knicks suffered a left knee injury during a game against the Boston Celtics, forcing him to leave the court in the fourth quarter. After a slow start, he rebounded to score 24 points and secure 17 rebounds, helping the Knicks reduce a 27-point deficit to seven. His exits prompted serious concerns for the Knicks' upcoming stretch, especially as they were nearing full health with Mitchell Robinson about to return from injury. The Celtics ultimately secured victory after a run following Towns' departure.
"Towns exited early due to a left knee injury after a missed dunk, just as the Knicks were finding their rhythm in the game against the Celtics."
"Despite a dismal start, Towns scored 24 points and grabbed 17 rebounds, showcasing his pivotal role in the Knicks' performance before his injury."
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