According to multiple reports, the New York Knicks have discovered that Karl-Anthony Towns not only has a sprain but a bone chip in his right thumb.

His right hand is his shooting hand. There is good news, though: Towns is willing to play through the injury. This injury doesn’t require surgery during or after the season.

Towns missed Wednesday’s game against the Philadelphia 76ers. Jericho Sims started in his absence.

According to ESPN’s Bobby Marks and Shams Charania, the New York Knicks are waiving Landry Shamet after he suffered a dislocated right shoulder.

The 27-year-old agreed to a non-guaranteed Exhibit 9 contract earlier in the offseason; many within the organization expected him to make the roster and have quality minutes. However, this injury has derailed those plans.

New York has three roster spots available; they must sign two players to meet the required 14-player roster.

When Shamet gets healthy, they will consider bringing him back.

According to Bleacher Report’s Chris Haynes, the New York Knicks will have to adjust plans after learning of Landry Shamet’s newest injury.

New York’s PR team confirmed the injury to the 27-year-old.

Shamet, who was expected to make the roster, has suffered a dislocated right shoulder injury and will be out indefinitely.

The Knicks hope he doesn’t require surgery, but Shamet is still being evaluated. SNY’s Ian Begley reported this piece of information.

Currently, Shamet is working on an Exhibit 9 contract. An Exhibit 9 contract is an invitation to training camp.