Throughout his eight-year career with the New York Knicks, Mitchell Robinson built up the unfortunate reputation of being rather injury-prone and frequently unavailable. In his place, the Knicks went about and added veteran Andre Drummond to serve as the direct understudy to star Karl-Anthony Towns. Dating back to the 2019-20 season, Drummond has played fewer than 60 games three times and has logged north of 63 just twice. However, even with this qualifier in place, we're still talking about an average of nearly 20 games missed per season, which is far from a desirable number. Despite these availability issues, the pick-up of Drummond was certainly a no-brainer following the departure of Robinson.