The Dallas Mavericks announced Kemba Walker would be joining the team Tuesday. Three days later, general manager Nico Harrison had a less than shining endorsement when asked about the newly signed guard's knee.
“It’s not good at all. But he’s rehabbed it and it’s the best he’s felt in the last two years so, we’ll see how long that lasts,” he said on a local sports station Friday.
Harrison went on to clarify that even though the 11-year NBA veteran’s knee isn’t “good,” there’s still hope.
“Well, it hasn’t been good for a few years,” Harrison said.