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          New York Knicks

          Calderon sits out practice

          • Ohm Youngmisuk, ESPN Staff WriterOct 23, 2014, 05:12 PM ET
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          GREENBURGH, N.Y. –- Jose Calderon sat out practice Thursday as the point guard continues to nurse a calf injury.

          Calderon said he is unsure if he will play against the Raptors in Montreal on Friday.

          “Don’t know yet,” Calderon said. “It’s day to day. It’s better ... We’ll see tomorrow. We’re getting more treatment. Like I said the other day it’s nothing to worry about.”

          Calderon suffered a calf injury in the first quarter against Milwaukee on Monday. The team held him out against Washington on Wednesday as a precaution.

          “I’m feeling good,” Calderon said. “There’s nothing to worry about. There’s nothing I’m really concerned about, anything like that.”

          Forward Andrea Bargnani (hamstring), point guard Pablo Prigioni (personal reasons) and forward Amar'e Stoudemire (recovery day) did not practice as well.

          Knicks signing: The Knicks added Jordan Vandenberg, a 7-1 undrafted free agent center from NC State.

          Vandenberg averaged 2.0 points and 4.0 rebounds over 9.9 minutes in two games for the Knicks summer league team.