Overview
- Coach Mike Brown said McBride is “good to go” for the Knicks’ game in Houston on Tuesday.
- The guard had exited Sunday’s loss in Oklahoma City after about 11 minutes when he collided with Lu Dort while diving for a loose ball.
- Before the upgrade, New York listed him as questionable with the same core muscle and pelvic surgery designation used during his two-month absence.
- Landry Shamet remains out with a right knee contusion, and Houston’s report notes only long-term absences for Fred VanVleet and Steven Adams.
- McBride’s return restores a key defender and shooter as the Knicks look to settle their rotation over the final seven regular-season games before the playoffs.