Chris Bosh has withdrawn from the United States' Olympic team due to a strained abdominal muscle.

Bosh suffered the injury during Miami's second round series against the Pacers and didn't return until midway through the Eastern Conference Finals against the Celtics.

Chris Bosh’s participation at the London Olympics is uncertain due to an abdominal strain that caused him to miss nine games during the playoffs.

“We’re going to talk about it,’’ Bosh’s agent, Henry Thomas, said. “I’m going to have a conversation (with Bosh on Friday) about it …. We’ll go more in-depth. I’d rather not talk about it until we talk about it.’’

Bosh was ultimately non-committal when speaking to the media earlier this week.

“Right now, that’s a conversation I have to have with the doctors and the trainers,’’ Bosh said about playing in the London. “I knew I wasn’t going to be 100 percent coming into my situation (when he returned from his injury in the playoffs). There was some pain I had to fight through. I think I have to get reassessed. They’re going to tell me what my options are and how we can work things out, and how we can move forward after that day… We’re going to have more conversations and see where it goes.’’

Dwyane Wade has withdrawn from the United States' Olympic team.

Wade will need offseason surgery on his knee.

Perry Jones III may be sliding down the draft due to a meniscus issue in his knee, according to multiple sources.

Opinions from league doctors vary in terms of the seriousness, but it may require surgery down the road.

Billy Duff, Jones' agent, declined to comment on the situation.

Baron Davis intends to return from a partial tear of the patella tendon and complete tears of the anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments in Game 4 of New York's series against the Heat.

“I don't know how long (for the brace and crutch), but once I am done, it's on to rehab,” said Davis. “I am coming back.”

Davis missed the beginning of the season with a herniated disc would love the chance to come back to the Knicks when he is healthy.

Davis could see himself becoming Jeremy Lin's backup for the Knicks.

Scoop Jardine broke his food during a workout last Friday with the Jazz and was scheduled for surgery on Tuesday.

Jardine was already a longshot to be drafted and the injury makes it nearly impossible for a team to use a pick on him.

Rehab is expected to take six to eight weeks, which will take him out of the Summer League.

Tony Parker could miss the Olympics because he has not fully recovered from an injury to his left eye.

"As required by the Spurs, I will go back to the U.S. on July 5... I will visit a specialist in New York, hoping he will give the green light to compete at the Games," Parker said.

Parker will defer the decision to the Spurs.

"The Spurs are very worried,” he said. “Depending on the (examination) results, a withdrawal is possible. The decision is not mine anymore, it is up to the doctor and the Spurs."

Jared Sullinger was defiant when asked about being red-flagged due to an issue with his back.

“Yeah, my back is fine,” Sullinger said Thursday. “Nothing’s wrong with it. So my back is fine.

“I couldn’t care less [about slipping in mock drafts]. Like I said, half of y’all never played basketball a day in your life. Maybe an open gym around the [recreational] or something but never organized basketball. It is what it is. If I’m slipping, I’m slipping. That’s fine with me.”

Kendrick Perkins played the final three rounds of the playoffs with a partially torn groin, according to sources.

Perkins sustained the injury in Game 4 of the first round against the Mavericks.

James Harden left Wednesday’s practice with his left wrist and hand heavily taped after bruising his hand in Game 4 against the Heat.

Thunder team officials confirmed Harden will play in Game 5 in Miami.

Harden is shooting 35.1 percent from the floor, 28.6 percent from three-point range, and 72.2 percent from the free-throw through the first four games of the NBA Finals.