LOS ANGELES — As the Knicks readied for Saturday night’s start to a five-game road trip that will take them past the NBA trade deadline, with big names providing rumor fodder for every hopeful team, the biggest mystery around Kemba Walker is when he might score again.
Walker enters Saturday’s meeting with the Lakers having been held scoreless in the Knicks' last nine quarters, a span he could not recall ever enduring in his career. He shot 0-for-7 from the field in 41:46 in that span.
"Just the way the game's been going, I think," Walker said after the Knicks finished practice at UCLA.