Unrestricted free agent Jared Jeffries said that he wants to re-sign with the Knicks. "I know that the Knicks are interested. I love New York," Jeffries said. He also added that he would "hate to leave New York now," but the team may not have cap space to retain him if other clubs express interest in his services. Still currently rehabbing his right knee, Jeffries was also expected to explore Orthokine therapy in the offseason.

Jared Jeffries (sore right knee) is expected to undergo Orthokine therapy in Europe this summer. The treatment, for which Kobe Bryant is a poster-boy and cheerleader, still hasn't been apprroved by the United States FDA. It was previously reported that Jeffries would have knee surgery this summer, but it's possible he'll try Orthokine before taking an invasive surgical route.

Unrestricted free agent Jared Jeffries will undergo knee surgery this offseason. Jeffries' knee woes late in the year made the defensive specialist even less effective than usual. He's no lock to be back with the Knicks.

Coach Mike Woodson said he hopes to get Jared Jeffries 20 minutes in Thursday's Game 3. With Amare Stoudemire (hand) out, the Knicks are looking for some size. Jeffries is one of their best all-around defenders, but is a major liability offensively. Steve Novak and J.R. Smith are other candidates to pick up extra minutes Thursday.

Jared Jeffries returned to action during the Knicks' Game 1 defeat on Saturday, going scoreless with three rebounds in eight minutes. Jeffries is on a medical limit of no more than 15 minutes per game, meaning New York's overlooked glue-guy is not going to change the tenor of the series.

Jared Jeffries (knee) is expected to play in Game 1 of the playoffs. Jeffries will play a bit role as a defensive stopper in the playoffs.

Jared Jeffries will not play in the Knicks' final three regular season games, but he's expected back for the playoffs. It's not clear whether Jeffries will be ready for Game 1 of the playoffs, but we're assuming that he will -- he said recently that he felt "okay" and was only resting to "strengthen the knee."

Jared Jeffries said his knee was "okay," in an interview with ESPN radio, but he won't play on Friday against the Cavs. Jeffries also revealed that the plan is for him to "strengthen the knee" before the postseason, and this provides us some insight as to why the Knicks are making plans to sign Dan Gadzuric as an insurance policy.

Jared Jeffries (knee) is questionable for Friday's game against the Cavs.

Jared Jeffries will not play on Wednesday due to a sore right knee. He doesn't have fantasy value when healthy, but his absence will open up more minutes for some of his teammates, like Tyson Chandler, Carmelo Anthony, Steve Novak and J.R. Smith.