Subject to left knee problems before the brutal end of the season, the confinement allowed Kemba Walker to recover a chouïa. Even if he will have to do with a limited playing time at the restart so as not to make the round trip to the Orlando infirmary and join De’Aaron Fox, he reassured his coach Brad Stevens as for his physical form .
The C’s season will resume this July 31 against the Bucks (the full calendar here) and the Greens would like to be able to count on their All-Star point guard for their journey in the bubble. Embarrassed by his left knee, Cardiac Kemba was limited to training but the break helped him recover. However, he still stated that he still felt mild pain since arriving at Mickey’s. Apparently not enough to really panic his coach who told John Karalis of MassLive.com that the worry about his leader was perhaps a bit exaggerated:
“It was nothing important. I understand why the questions relate to him. We are satisfied with the progress he has made, the fact that he no longer suffers and that he has strengthened his muscles. Strength is paramount. We have to make him feel as good as possible because the load is going to be important when resuming with seeding games and Playoffs, especially for those who will play a lot like him. […] If he doesn’t feel well at the start of a training session, our staff prepares a special program for him and I’m just following him. What is best for Kemba is obviously best for us. “
#NEBHInjuryReport Kemba Walker (knee) did not practice today, but went through a hard workout yesterday, according to Brad Stevens. He’s on a one-day on, one-day off training plan. “He’s reacting great … Every indication is that he’ll be available when we’re playing games.”
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#NEBHInjuryReport Kemba Walker (knee) did not train today, but did intensive training yesterday, according to Brad Stevens. He follows a training plan for a working day and a rest day. “He reacts very well … Everything indicates that he will be available when we play. “
With a record of 43-21, the Celtics are already qualified for the Playoffs but the eight games of recovery can allow them to refine certain things in their tactics and their systems. With a Tatum on the same rhythm as after the All-Star Break, in machine mode, Jaylen’s tomars and broken bronze elk ankles ankles, it can swinger for Boston. Three players with more than 20 points on average this season but with a wobbly racket, it will take everyone to the best of their form among the Celts to create a surprise in the East and bring down well-honed Bucks, Raptors in title defense or new Sixers version.
For the most worried, Bradie tried to be as reassuring as possible on his crazy cross. The way is good to see a few Kemba handles destroying the self-confidence of fathers or fiery young people in Orlando.
Text source: MassLive.com
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