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The Post takes a look at the Knicks roster heading into the offseason after their playoff run ended with a loss to the Pacers in Game 6.

Mitchell Robinson's challenging journey brought him back to the Knicks' starting lineup for the Eastern Conference finals, making the conclusion on Saturday even more heartbreaking

The initial excitement of the new starting lineup has faded

The Knicks are indeed making a lineup change for Game 3, starting Mitchell Robinson over Josh Hart for Game 3 of their series against the Pacers.

With the starters under fire for their underwhelming postseason, here are two potential lineup alterations ahead of the Knicks' must-win Game 3.

Why are the Knicks starters struggling so much when on the court together as they fall into a 2-0 Eastern Conference finals hole against the Indiana Pacers.

The Knicks will need to be road warriors after a fourth-quarter rally fell painfully short in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals on Friday night. The Knicks fell 114-109 to the Pacers when Jalen Brunson ran out of heroics, missing a game-tying 3 in the final seconds.

Grades for the Knicks following their dominant 119-81 victory over the Celtics, which secured the series in Game 6 on Friday night at Madison Square Garden:

This time around, the applause for Mitchell Robinson at Madison Square Garden was genuine. He played a pivotal role in the Knicks' 121-113 victory over the Celtics in Game 4 on Monday night

During his difficulties with free throws in the 2025 NBA playoffs, Knicks center Mitchell Robinson addressed his critics on Instagram

Mitchell Robinson's missed free throw, which he completely airballed in a harsh manner, quickly went viral on social media

In the first two games of this Eastern Conference semifinal series, no one has been more influential than Mitchell Robinson

The Celtics swiftly adopted a hack-a-Robinson tactic, and for some time, it paid off for them. The situation deteriorated to the point where Tom Thibodeau told Mitchell Robinson to purposefully foul the Celtics just to get a break in play

Mikal Bridges had a rough night but played a crucial role in the overtime period

Mitchell Robinson and Karl-Anthony Towns shared the court for 47 minutes in a two-big lineup, achieving some success by outscoring their opponents by 9.2 points for every 100 possessions

Over the last two games, the Knicks have been as well-stocked and fit as they've been all season. Tom Thibodeau is determined to keep it that way

But with the Knicks down Karl-Anthony Towns (left knee soreness) for their 105-91 win over the depleted 76ers on Tuesday, Mitchell Robinson, on his 27th birthday, took the latest step toward normal with the playoffs nearing by collecting 14 points, seven offensive rebounds — which directly led to six second-chance points — and 14 total boards.

The Knicks are running out of point guards. Cam Payne, who was starting his third straight game with Jalen Brunson (ankle) and Miles McBride (groin) both sidelined, exited the 126-113 loss to the Clippers on Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden with a right ankle sprain.

Kevin McCullar Jr. faced a lengthy journey, being out of action for about a year due to a knee injury before finally making his NBA debut in the Knicks' victory

Mikal Bridges, Josh Hart, Miles McBride, and OG Anunoby failed to make their first 20 shots in the Knicks' 120-105 away defeat against the Spurs

Among several positive developments from Monday’s Knicks win over the Heat was Robinson playing 20 minutes in a game for the first time this season.

Mitchell Robinson's physical transformation may not be as dramatic as Barry Bonds' transformation in the early 2000s, but he's made the expected progress in the initial weeks back with the Knicks

Mitchell Robinson mentioned that his playing time was "meant to be approximately 18 minutes" following his promising performance on Friday night

Mitchell Robinson's much-anticipated comeback was as encouraging as the Knicks could have hoped for

OG Anunoby hit the crucial shot when the game was in the balance. The forward then made the three-pointer that gave the Knicks a decisive lead, as Ja Morant's layup missed in the final moments of New York's tense 114-113 win