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This is complete and utter BS! Man he was owning as of lately and this is surely a blow to the Lakers. Hopefully they will get on without their up and coming star big man
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/players/profile?statsId=3936http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/players/profile?statsId=3936Andrew Bynum, a key factor in the Los Angeles Lakers' 25-11 start to the season, will miss eight weeks with a subluxation of his left kneecap and bone bruise.
MRI tests and an examination Monday by team physician Dr. Steve Lombardo revealed Bynum had injured his kneecap and suffered a bone bruise. Bynum will not need surgery and is expected to make a full recovery, the Lakers said in a press release. He will begin rehabilitation immediately.
"He's already focusing on his rehab," Bynum's agent, David Lee, told ESPN The Magazine's Sam Alipour on Monday.
Bynum injured his knee early in the third quarter of Sunday night's 100-99 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies. A subluxation occurs when the kneecap is pulled toward the outside of the knee.
"It was pretty scary because it felt like my knee twisted all around. Luckily I'm all right," Bynum, who was wearing a heavy brace after the game, said.
"I didn't hear any pops. I'm able to put weight on it and it doesn't really hurt. Just when I bend it, it hurts."
A third-year pro taken by the Lakers with the 10th overall pick in the 2005 draft, Bynum is averaging 13.1 points, 10.2 rebounds and 2.06 blocked shots, and has shot 189-for-297 (63.6 percent). He is the NBA's 11th-leading rebounder and ninth-leading shot-blocker.
The Lakers have won six straight games and 16 of 19 entering Monday night's game at Seattle.
This is complete and utter BS! Man he was owning as of lately and this is surely a blow to the Lakers. Hopefully they will get on without their up and coming star big man