Landry Shamet eyes ‘next step’ with Knicks return unknown after painful injury

SAN ANTONIO — The first time Landry Shamet’s shoulder dislodged from its socket, he said it felt like being shot.

The second time?

“Not quite like getting shot in the arm,” he said, “a few steps down.”

That’s part of the good news. This dislocation wasn’t as bad as the previous one.

The other encouraging development is Shamet, who spoke Wednesday for the first time since sustaining the injury to his shooting shoulder, said the rehab is progressing and he’s on a path toward returning.

When Shamet plays again, however, remains unknown.