Twitter Places Some Blames On Miami Heat For Julius Randle's Season-Ending Shoulder Surgery

New York Knicks forward Julius Randle will miss the remainder of the season after it was announced Thursday that he would undergo right shoulder surgery.
ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski was the first to report the news.
Randle had been out since a Jan. 27 matchup with the Miami Heat. He was injured in the fourth quarter after driving to the paint. Randle collided with Jaime Jaquez Jr. on the way to the basket. He immediately showed discomfort and was taken into the New York Knicks locker room. Randle has not stepped onto the court since.
Randle attempted to rehab his injury, but Thursday’s news shuts down any hope of a return for a Knicks playoff push. Many on social media have since voiced their frustration with the Heat.
Man this would have been a hell of a season
— Dushane Trill (@Ramo_TheDon) April 4, 2024
Get well Ju
Oh and fuck the Miami Heat, dirty mfs https://t.co/Iat2R4cQF5
Randle has been an instrumental piece for the Knicks over the past few seasons. He has been an All-Star in three of his last four seasons. Randle averaged 24 points and 9.2 rebounds prior to his injury.
The one season where things began to look promising and BOOM. Who else but a Miami Heat player to be dirty?
— Damien (@wunnaworld) April 4, 2024
One fan transitioned from being disgruntled about the injury to being upset with the Heat. The Knicks won the first two games of the season series with Randle on the court. The Heat came out victorious on Tuesday without Randle in the lineup.
Miami heat injuring their way to the ECF once again. Nothing new
— zoomie (@fleetomee) April 4, 2024
The Heat have reached the Eastern Conference Finals in each of the past two seasons. It is possible for the Knicks and Heat to meet earlier on in the playoffs.
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