Point guard in the Hornets-Celtics preseason game at the Greensboro Coliseum on Friday Kemba Walker confirmed that it had not received a satisfactory takeover offer from piston Still, he writes, he remains patient as he awaits his next NBA opportunity. Gary Washburn of the Boston Globe.
The Pistons, who have 16 players under contract guarantees, will waive Walker before the regular season begins, regardless of whether Walker agrees to waive the $9.17 million owed in 2022/23. is widely expected. It doesn’t make sense for the veteran to give up money on a buyout deal until another team offers him a guaranteed deal, and there are no indications it’s happened yet. I think it’s only a matter of time before the shot arrives.
“There’s definitely something in the tank.” He said. I’m going to take my chance. I feel good for the first time in a long time.I’m just waiting for my chance.”
A four-time All-Star, Walker has started every game since the 2014/15 season, but having struggled with knee problems over the last few years, it is not realistic to continue in that role. I know I can’t wait.
“I just want to be able to play basketball again. I don’t care if I’m on the bench or not.” According to Washburn, he said; “I started my career off the bench playing basketball. Who cares? enjoying.”
There weren’t many potential suitors associated with Walker this offseason, but one team rumored to be interested It’s his old club in Charlotte. While Walker seems open to returning to the Hornets before his career ends, he wants to be clear that he doesn’t plan to retire anytime soon.
“It will be something special.” When asked about returning to the Hornets, Walker said: “[But]I think I have a few more years left as long as I finish my career, so I haven’t thought about it yet. Let’s see. I’m just waiting. (No one) hands me. I’m just waiting.”
