The father of New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson III has reportedly gone missing. Mitchell Robinson Jr.'s final whereabouts when he was last seen were along Atilla Avenue in Pensacola, Florida.

“My dad is missing if you have info on his whereabouts please contact 850-436-9620,” pleaded the Knicks center on social media.

Details of the disappearance of Mitchell Robinson's father are as follows:

Mitchell Robinson also posted a message to his father on his Instagram story.

“Don't know a place the devil will hide you…… Come home pops,” said the Knicks big man on his personal IG.

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Prayers up for Mitchell Robinson and his family during this trying time.

On the court, Robinson has had an up and down season thus far with the Knicks. He's averaging 8.4 points and 1.7 blocks per game which is around his career numbers in his fourth season.

Where he has excelled is in his efficiency, bumping up his already high field goal percentage average to an absurd 76.2%. He's also vastly improved his rebounding as he's averaged a career-high of 8.7 rebounds per game this season for New York.

But at the end of the day, the on-court numbers are secondary to the more important family matters at hand as he continues to search for his missing father.