Miles McBride was sidelined due to a hamstring injury, further depleting the Knicks' already thin rotation. His absence, along with other key players, has exacerbated the team's struggles, particularly in maintaining depth during a challenging stretch of games. Despite being a crucial part of the lineup, McBride's injury illustrates the Knicks' vulnerability and reliance on their starting five, which has been heavily taxed in recent games.

Miles McBride missed his fourth consecutive game due to a strained left hamstring, further complicating the Knicks' depth issues as they faced a depleted Orlando Magic team. His absence, along with that of All-Star Karl-Anthony Towns, has strained the Knicks, who are already struggling with a top-heavy roster and a lack of bench production.

Miles McBride's absence due to a hamstring injury has significantly impacted the Knicks' bench performance, contributing to a stark scoring disparity where New York's reserves have been outscored by opponents. His injury is highlighted as a key factor in the team's lack of depth, which has become increasingly apparent during their recent losses.

Miles McBride's absence due to hamstring tightness has significantly impacted the Knicks' depth, limiting Thibodeau's options off the bench. With McBride sidelined for the third consecutive game, the Knicks struggled to find scoring support, as the bench produced minimal points in crucial moments. This lack of depth has been a recurring theme, particularly highlighted during back-to-back games against tough opponents.

Miles McBride will miss his second consecutive game, having been unable to participate due to issues encountered during warmups. Initially expected to step in for Jalen Brunson, McBride's absence has led to roster adjustments, including the promotion of Tyler Kolek, who recently showcased his skills with a double-double in the G League.