1 Lonnie Walker IV SG

Walker IV (knee) was walking around practice "just fine", Jabari Young of The Athletic reports.

After undergoing knee surgery Wednesday, Walker was spotted at practice Sunday walking around just fine. It has been reported that the rookie will probably miss up to at least six weeks after tearing his right meniscus last week however.

Walker IV (knee) underwent surgery and his timeline for a return remains six-to-eight weeks, Jabari Young of The Athletic reports.

Walker suffered a torn meniscus less than a week ago, which is the same meniscus he tore last fall prior to his freshman campaign at Miami. Walker wasn't expected to play too big of a role this season, but with Dejounte Murray out for the season with a torn ACL, Walker might be able to see more run than anticipated in the backcourt once he's healthy. More information should be available as he hits milestones in his recovery.

Walker IV has suffered a torn meniscus in his right knee and will undergo surgery Monday, Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express-News reports.

Walker tore the same meniscus last fall before his freshman season in Miami, and he went on to appear in 32 games, averaging 11.5 points, 2.6 rebounds and 1.9 assists in 27.8 minutes. A timetable for his return hasn't been officially established, but early reports indicate Walker could return in six-to-eight weeks, which falls around mid-to-late November. While he's sidelined, Derrick White and Bryn Forbes could see more run.

Walker had six points (3-3 FG,) and one assist in five minutes during Friday's 117-93 win over the Pistons.

Walker appears to have shaken off the recent groin injury that kept him out of the preseason opener, though it's uncertain how involved he'll be once the regular season begins. The rookie wing offers good size and strength with no shortage of upside to be a two-way contributor. Nevertheless, as usual the Spurs sport a deep supporting cast, and solidifying a role on a team with playoff aspirations will be no picnic.

Walker (groin) took part in a full scrimmage Wednesday, the San Antonio Express-News reports.

A groin injury kept Walker out of the preseason opener, but he did not appear hampered Wednesday, finishing with 10 points, five boards and an assist in the intra-squad scrimmage. It's still very much unclear how much of a role the rookie will have this season, but he makes for an appealing prospect in dynasty and longer-term fantasy formats.