The Heat don’t have their injured star, but the Knicks have both of theirs.
Tuesday night with an ankle injury, the Knicks said both Julius Randle and Jalen Brunson will be active after dealing with their respective ankle problems.Julius Randle, who missed Game 1 with an injury, will play for the Knicks against the Heat in Game 2.Randle missed Game 1, which the Knicks lost on Sunday, with a sprained left ankle, while Brunson was surprisingly listed as questionable on Monday with a sore right ankle.
Randle got injured in Game 5 against the Cavaliers with the same injury that cost him the final five games of the regular season.
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