“It’s not not, not good at all. But he’s been through rehab and he hasn’t felt this good in two years, so we’ll see how long that lasts. »
Interviewed by a Dallas radiothe GM of the Mavericks, Nico Harrison, was quite direct about the left knee of Kemba Walker, operated on multiple times since 2015, and which weighs down his career since.
Does the Texan leader talk about the current condition of the former Hornets All-Star’s knee, observed during the medical visit, or rather about its history? It’s hard to say. The only certainty is that Dallas is well aware that the signing of Kemba Walker is a gamble, and that there is a good chance that it will bring nothing.
Especially since Nico Harrison explains that the fact that the leader has not participated in any “training camp” will certainly force the club to be extremely careful with his recruit.
“But hey, his knee hasn’t been well for a few years”concluded the leader of the Mavericks. “And last year he still had 30-point games. It is better now. The reality is, if you look at his knee, it’s not good, but that doesn’t mean he can’t play. »
But does that mean it can still be useful?
