For the Hornets, Robinson might actually make sense as a free agent target. He is essentially a younger Mason Plumlee. While there is a definite decrease in passing ability, Robinson provides even more defense than the current Hornets big man. Coupled with his low-usage, highly-efficient play, Robinson could partner well with LaMelo Ball and Terry Rozier in the pick-and-roll.
Considering the only other free agent the Knicks have is Ryan Arcidiacono, Robinson makes the most sense for the Hornets’ front office to seek. Charlotte needs an upgrade at the center position, and Robinson can provide a boost in talent and be a defensive anchor, which is something the Hornets have not had for a number of years.
The only major downside in Robinson’s game is his propensity to get into foul trouble. Charlotte may want to secure another lower-value center in the offseason if they decide to pursue Robinson. If not, they may want a young player like Kai Jones to play more minutes coming off the bench because Robinson will get into foul trouble on a consistent basis.