Joe Johnson does not expect to need surgery on his persistent plantar fasciitis in his left foot.

Johnson had a cortisone shot before Saturday's game.

"Nah, no surgery," said Johnson. "I've talked to the doc. The damage is done. I can't do much more than I've already done. It's just going to take time to kind of let it rest and heal. I probably won't be able to work out for a little while. I'll just have to rest up."

Antawn Jamison is not expected to re-sign with the Los Angeles Lakers this offseason.

Jamision will undergo wrist surgery on Tuesday for an injury sustained on March 22. Jamison played through the injury to help the already injury-depleted Lakers.

Jamison skipped his exit interview with the Lakers on Monday.

Jeremy Lin was unavailable for the Houston Rockets' in Game 4 against the Oklahoma City Thunder due to a bruised chest.

Lin has struggled throughout the series, and Patrick Beverley has been far more productive for the Rockets.

Francisco Garcia will start for the Rockets.

Iman Shumpert tore his ACL a year ago and is not all the way back athletically, but he continues to get closer to full strength.

Shumpert had 12 points, 12 rebounds, two blocks and two steals in the New York Knicks' 97-90 overtime loss to the Boston Celtics on Sunday in Game 4.

"I'm not really thinking about my knee," Shumpert said. "We've just got to win games. I've got the whole summer to work on things, to get myself to where I want to be individually, athletically. But right now, with what we've got and how my knee feels, it's good enough to play and I've got to go out there and make plays."

Kirk Hinrich will miss the Chicago Bulls' Game 5 matchup against the Brooklyn Nets with a bruised left calf.

Hinrich arrived at Monday morning's shootaround in a walking boot.

"It's real disappointing," Hinrich said. "You never want to miss playoff games."

An MRI on Hinrich's calf muscle revealed no tear.

The bruise is severe enough that missing the rest of the week "is a real possibility," the source said.

Kirk Hinrich underwent an MRI on his sore left calf muscle following the Chicago Bulls' triple-overtime win over the Brooklyn Nets.

Hinrich played nearly 60 minutes in the game.

"It was pretty grueling," Hinrich said.

Hinrich said the injury "is pretty bad."

Rajon Rondo was shooting jumpers before the Boston Celtics' Game 4 win over the New York Knicks.

Rondo, who is out for the season with a torn ACL, is finding it difficult to be a spectator.

"I like to compete, I want to play but I'm fine where I'm at right now," Rondo said. "I'm just trying to support my teammates. That's all I can do and that's what I am going to do. I've been watching for four months now, it's hard sitting on the sideline watching. Can't do anything about it."

Rondo has played some of his best basketball during the postseason.

"That's what it's about, it's about stepping up to the plate, when the lights come on that's when you see what you're made of," he said. "I love the spotlight. I love the pressure situations and what other situation is better than the playoffs."

Rondo had surgery on Feb. 13 and is expected to return between six and 12 months.

"Every ACL surgery they say you can start running in about four to six months (after surgery)," he said. "I think that's when I'll start running. That's in the textbook of ACL rehab. I don't know how long training camp is far from my surgery. I get in between six to 12 months."

Derrick Rose, a rival to Rondo at point guard, still hasn't returned from his torn ACL.

"Everybody's different," Rondo said. "I can walk. I should be walking by now and I can walk. I can't jump. I can't run but I'm walking so for me that's on schedule."

MILWAUKEE – After working out pregame, Dwyane Wade missed the Miami Heat’s Game 4 against the Bucks on Sunday afternoon, deciding to rest his knee.

Wade warmed up without his knee pads, and Heat assistant coaches walked off the court confident that the All-Star guard could play if needed. Wade has dealt with a sore right knee this season and tweaked his forearm in Thursday’s Game 3 win.

The Heat have a 3-0 lead over the Bucks in this first round matchup and should still close out the matchup. Mike Miller will start at shooting guard in Wade's place.

Wade missed 11 of 12 shots in Game 3, but he made critical plays to allow the Heat to pull away in the second half, finishing with 11 assists and nine rebounds. He has averaged 13.7 points, seven rebounds and 6.3 assists over three playoff games.

Deron Williams played 58 minutes and scored 32 points with 10 assists in the Brooklyn Nets' 142-134 loss to the Chicago Bulls in triple-overtime.

“Take your pick," said P.J. Carlesimo about Williams' various injuries. "I don’t know how many injuries he had. Deron’s really beat up.”

Williams has played better in the second half of the season, seemingly getting healthy for the first time since joining the Nets.

Pau Gasol has dealt with tendonosis in both knees this season.

“It’s something I’ve dealt with all year, but I have to do something to regenerate the tissue,” Gasol said, “so I don’t have to play with this pain.”

Gasol was asked if he might consider going to Germany in the offseason to undergo a derivation of the platelet-rich plasma procedure.

“I’ll go to wherever I need to go,” Gasol said. “It’s a possibility.”