He's got a follow-up with his doctor that he's been working closely with either next week or 10 days out from now and then [they will] determine next step," Stevens said Monday, per ESPN.com's Chris Forsberg. "But every indication is he feels good and he'll be ready to go. Everybody that I have talked to said it looked unlikely that they would need to [perform surgery]. But I don't want to speak in absolutes. I'm not a doctor, just a coach.
Boston Celtics general manager Danny Ainge told reporters Friday that while point guard Isaiah Thomas is doing "much better," his hip injury could still require surgery at some point during the offseason.