Veteran leadership is very important for winning basketball. No team knows that more than the Knicks. They’ve already added Jason Kidd, Kurt Thomas and Marcus Camby this off-season. And they’ve somehow convinced Rasheed Wallace to unretire as well.
Veteran forward Rasheed Wallace has informed the New York Knicks that he will come out of retirement to play for the team this season, according to a league source.
Wallace first worked out for the Knicks last Saturday and had been contemplating a return in recent days.
The 15-year veteran retired after the 2009-10 season, which he spent with the Boston Celtics.
Wallace has not yet signed a deal, according to a team source. But the Knicks expect him at training camp, barring something unforeseen between now and the first day of camp Tuesday.
Good move for the Knicks, or not?
Source: ESPN
