Marcus Camby's agent reiterated Thursday that his client intends to return next season.

Camby's agent said the same thing in mid-May after Camby played in just 24 games this season. The veteran big man suffered through plantar fasciitis but is under contract through the 2014-15 season and has no reason to retire as long as he can suit up by training camp. We don't expect much out of the soon-to-be-40-year old and he doesn't deserve any consideration in fantasy formats.

Marcus Camby admitted to being "frustrated" with his playing time this season.

"The team was playing well and the coach was comfortable with the rotation he had," GM Glen Grunwald said. "The coach had success with Tyson [Chandler] and Kenyon [Martin], and he decided to keep going with that." Camby appeared in just 24 games this season and battled through plantar fasciitis all year.

Marcus Camby has been "healthy for a while now" and he intends to honor his contract for the 2013-14 season, according to his agent.

It was reported in mid-May that Camby was still suffering from plantar fasciitis, so we're not taking his agent's quotes as the inviolable truth. The veteran center appeared in just 24 games this season and he vanished from the Knicks' rotation during the postseason. He won't be a fantasy option in standard leagues no matter where he's playing next year.

Marcus Camby is reportedly still suffering from plantar fasciitis.

This isn't surprising, but it helps explain why Camby has played just 12 seconds in the second round, despite the Knicks' need for size and length to combat the Pacers.

Marcus Camby (foot) will be active against the Celtics on Saturday, but Mike Woodson wasn't sure if he'll play.

Camby has been plagued by plantar fasciitis all season, which has limited his already shrunken role off the Knicks' bench. At this point, Camby is more of an insurance policy than anything else.

Marcus Camby (foot) went through practice on Thursday and is expected to be ready for Game 1 vs. Boston.

Camby has dealt with plantar fasciitis all season long, and even though he's healthy at the moment, he's not expected to have a major role (if he has one at all) in the playoffs. He's an insurance policy.

Marcus Camby (foot) will not play Wednesday night.

The Knicks are saving Camby for the postseason so it's no surprise he won't play Wednesday. Carmelo Anthony, Tyson Chandler, Jason Kidd and J.R. Smith are also being rested.

Updating a previous report, Marcus Camby is active for Monday's game, but is not expected to play.

Raymond Felton is also active, but coach Mike Woodson would rather not use him tonight.

Marcus Camby is active for Monday's game and is expected to play some minutes on Monday.

Camby is going to be rusty and his minutes will be limited, but he should be able to collect some boards and a couple blocks.

Marcus Camby (foot) is expected to be ready for Game 1 of the playoffs against the Celtics.

Camby's role is nonexistent even if he's healthy, so this is more of an FYI than anything else.

Marcus Camby (foot) will not play on Thursday vs. Chicago.

Camby did not travel to Chicago and Mike Woodson said "he's not ready." Chris Copeland, who is starting at center, along with Steve Novak will both see extended minutes.

Marcus Camby (foot) is doubtful for Thursday's game against the Bulls.

It would be nothing short of shocking if he plays, and even if he does, it will be in an extremely limited role or not at all.

Marcus Camby (foot) will not play Tuesday vs. Washington, as expected.

Camby is tentatively targeting a return for the postseason and remains out indefinitely with plantar fasciitis.

Marcus Camby (foot), who missed his fifth straight game on Sunday, is not expected to return before the postseason at the earliest.

Even if Camby does return, Mike Woodson said it would be in a limited role. He's in the first year of a three-year deal with the Knicks, but it's hard to see how Camby finishes out that contract.

Marcus Camby was ejected in the third quarter of Wednesday's game against the Grizzlies for two technical fouls.

Two different refs gave him the two techinal fouls in a matter of seconds and his night is over. Camby played just eight minutes, which is more than Goran Dragic will play tonight.

The Knicks will continue to limit Marcus Camby's minutes.

After Camby's battle with plantar fasciitis throughout the season, that's the right move to make. Camby has played sparingly despite the issues along the Knicks front line, so we're not counting him to contribute in fantasy leagues despite all of the Knicks injuries.

Marcus Camby played 19 minutes for the Knicks on Thursday and had eight points, 10 boards and three assists on 4-of-6 shooting.

He had three DNPs in his last four games and his presence on the floor was out of pure necessity. Fellow future AARP member Kurt Thomas also had a busier night than usual, playing 24 minutes for six points, seven boards, three assists and one block. Neither player will have any value once Tyson Chandler comes back.

Marcus Camby returned from his foot injury on Monday and played seven minutes against the Cavs.

He didn't score, grab any rebounds or block a shot in the win, but it's nice to see the Camby Man back in the lineup. He has no fantasy value and he'll be sitting out more than a handful of games the rest of the way.

Marcus Camby (foot) is calling himself a game-time decision against the Heat on Sunday.

Camby has practicing at full speed for pretty much the entire week and appears on track to play in his first game since Jan. 10. The Knicks will need him to provide depth up front with Rasheed Wallace (foot) done for the rest of the regular season, but he won't help your fantasy team.

Marcus Camby (foot) says he will play in Sunday's game against the Heat.

Camby hasn't played since Jan. 10 and was averaging just 10.6 minutes a night before going down. He won't have a real impact on the Knicks' rotation.