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06:47 PM ET 01.16 | Nothing official has been said regarding New York Knicks forward Rasheed Wallance and his foot injury, but some unnamed sources believe that the 38-year-old forward could be done for the season. ESPN New York's Ian Begley reports that Wallace's foot problem might be more serious that first suspected. After the Dec. 15 injury, the Knicks were anticipating that Wallace could begin running this week, but that's not the case. The injury was first called a stress reaction by the Knicks, but they're apparently waiting to see if there is a chance the veteran big man can return. "He'll be back -- but when, I don't know," head coach Mike Woodson told ESPN New York. "We're gradually trying to get him back where he can run again so he can get back in a uniform. But when, we don't know when yet."

Debby Wong-USA TODAY Sports

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January 16, 2013 10:24 PM ET

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Better put a Mic on him so you can find out.

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January 16, 2013 11:13 PM ET

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I'm surprised he lasted this long.

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January 17, 2013 01:30 AM ET

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I forgot he was back in the league

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January 17, 2013 01:34 AM ET

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That sucks I liked Sheed he was looking good out there. I think he'll make a great coach much better then Ewing. Release him his contract is guarenteed now so hell get his money he can do a Baron and help coach from the bench and we can sign Martin until Camby is healthy (if)