Finally some good news on the Anthony Randolph front.
Randolph told The Post last night that he will be able to practice tomorrow.
Randolph sprained his left ankle Tuesday on the eve of the season opener and the Knicks announced he would miss two weeks, but Randolph has proven to be a speedy healer. The Knicks don’t practice today. Randolph missed the first three games but hopes to suit up Tuesday vs. the Magic.
Randolph showed up at Toronto’s Air Canada Centre Wednesday for the morning shootaround on crutches. A source said the medical staff gave a two-week projection as extra precaution because of his prior injury last season when he tore a ligament and fractured a bone in the same ankle.
Embattled Eddy Curry also has been cleared to practice tomorrow.
He has watched from the bench and sees a chance to break in the rotation.
“I feel I can help the team, give them another big man on the bench to give them energy,” Randolph said. “It’s hard to watch. If it was up to me, I’d already have been out there in Boston.”