Kemba Walker is assisted by Steve Nash when he exits the wheel

Many people were fired when New York Knicks buying Kemba Walker in the season. The All-Star keeper is expected to help rejuvenate the team even further, playing in front of his hometown fans. But in an unexpected turn of events, Walker suddenly found himself a traitor to the team.

Walker was withdrawn from the Knicks rotation by coach Tom Thibodeau. The stern tactician said it was difficult for them to play with the small bodyguards, forcing him to 6’0″ walker stand.

While the prolific footballer, who is now involved in commercial rumors, has largely avoided the matter, he has received a huge message of support from brooklyn network coach Steve Nash (via ESPN).

“Kemba is a great person, a great teammate. No matter how great a teammate is and how great an attitude you have, taking that into account, it’s very difficult for a guy to both play and want to play and prepare for his play. ”

The 31-year-old Walker has always been the best professional footballer. He’s often tagged as one of the best in the NBA, so accepting his dismissal may be less of a challenge. However, it would be frustrating when a player of his caliber was dropped from the Knicks rotation.

The Knicks lost to Nash’s Nets, 112-110 on Tuesday night, and Walker received DNP for the second straight game. Guard Alec Burks, who replaced him in the starting unit, had the top 25 of the team.