Despite a 'Big Knot' Above His Knee, Jordan Walsh Says He'll Continue Playing at Summer League

On the first play of the Celtics' 103-98 loss to the Wizards, Jordan Walsh bumped knees sending him to the hardwood in pain. The 38th overall pick in this year's draft stayed down for a bit, grabbing the affected area, and was limping after he popped back up.

But Walsh stayed in the game, logging 27 minutes. But perhaps the injury contributed to him having less impact than in his Summer League debut, when he registered a team-high 18 points, converting on 6/11 shots, including 4/6 threes, five rebounds, and two steals.

Sunday, the former Arkansas Razorback finished with 12 points and went 4/14 from the field, including 1/6 from beyond the arc. He demonstrated his defensive capabilities, though. Walsh also showcased his best offensive skill, playmaking for his teammates.