Heat vs. Knicks: Game 5 Injury Reports and Starting Lineups - Who Will Come Out on Top?

 

Heat vs. Knicks: Game 5 Injury Reports and Starting Lineups - Who Will Come Out on Top?

The Miami Heat and New York Knicks have released their final injury reports and starting lineups ahead of Game 5 of their first-round playoff series. The Heat will be without guard Tyler Herro, who is dealing with a foot injury, and forward Precious Achiuwa, who is out with a shoulder injury. However, the team is expected to have veteran guard Goran Dragic available, despite his recent struggles with a knee injury.

Meanwhile, the Knicks will be without starting point guard Derrick Rose, who suffered an ankle injury in Game 4. Rose had been one of the team's most effective players in the series, averaging 19.3 points per game. His absence could be a significant blow to the Knicks' chances of extending the series.

Both teams have also announced their starting lineups for Game 5. The Heat will start Dragic alongside Jimmy Butler, Duncan Robinson, Trevor Ariza, and Bam Adebayo, while the Knicks will start Frank Ntilikina in place of Rose, alongside RJ Barrett, Reggie Bullock, Julius Randle, and Nerlens Noel.

The series is currently tied at two games apiece, with Game 5 set to take place on Wednesday night in New York.

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