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Mohamed Diawara, who exited early in Tuesday’s matchup against the Wizards due to a sprained left ankle, has been cleared to play against the Nuggets on Wednesday. With the Knicks missing Josh Hart and Miles McBride, Diawara is expected to see more minutes, offering him an opportunity to make a significant impact in the rotation.

Mohamed Diawara exited Tuesday’s matchup against the Wizards due to an ankle injury after contributing five points in just four minutes. The forward was promptly declared out for the remainder of the game. While Diawara has demonstrated potential in limited appearances, his fantasy impact remains minimal as he continues to seek a consistent role.

Mohamed Diawara has inked a one-year rookie contract with the New York Knicks, as reported by ESPN’s Shams Charania. Selected as the No. 51 pick in the draft, Diawara impressed the Knicks’ coaching staff during training and will serve as a depth option on their bench. While not anticipated to see significant minutes initially, his presence adds insurance to New York’s rotation should injuries occur.