Although he would be hospitalized with concussion-like symptoms in the aftermath of his on-court collision with teammate Semi Ojeleye, Boston Celtics point guard Kemba Walker has been released from the hospital and will be re-evaluated on Sunday.
Following the game, Celtics head coach Brad Stevens would say that all of the scans and tests on Walker came back with positive results.
Walker, a nine-year NBA veteran at 29-years-old, has never played fewer than 62 games in a season (2014-15). However, it’s certainly possible that Walker misses multiple games to deal with his neck and head injuries.
Boston’s next game is on Nov. 25 against the Sacramento Kings.
