The thing about health is it could be there one moment and gone the next.

It could turn with one false step, one weird pivot into a triple-threat position. The Knicks avoided major injuries for 48 games, testing the fate of a rotation that required availability to counter its paper-thin nature.

But luck has limits. And Saturday night, as the Lakers celebrated both a resounding victory and their shocking acquisition of Luka Doncic, produced the scariest moment of the Knicks season.

OG Anunoby, who has a long history of injuries and missing games, froze up on the 3-point line and held the back of his right leg. He was gearing up for a shot or a pump fake against LeBron James, who was closing out at the fastest speed a 40-year-old could muster.