NEW YORK — It’s impossible to plot the future of Kemba Walker’s balky left knee. And nobody understands that better than Walker, which is why the 31-year-old couldn’t make declarations about his availability for the remainder of the season.
“We’ll see. We’ll see down the line,” Walker said. “It really just depends on how I feel.”
Walker has tried a stem cell injection and rest. He stopped playing both ends of back-to-back games in Boston, then signed in New York with a plan of splitting time at point guard with Derrick Rose.
