Center has procedure for torn cartilage but is expected to be ready on a limited basis by training camp.
Lakers center Andrew Bynum had arthroscopic surgery Wednesday for torn cartilage in his right knee.
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Kobe Bryant recently underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right knee, the Los Angeles Lakers revealed Friday. Bryant will be fully recovered well before training camp opens Sept. 25, the Lakers said in a brief statement. The two-time NBA finals MVP underwent surgery last week. Bryant's knee was drained of fluid early in the playoffs, and he played through several additional injuries while...
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The Lakers announced Friday that Kobe Bryant underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right knee last week but is expected to be ready for the start of training camp on Sept. 25.
It is Bryant’s third surgical procedure on the same knee, but he ...
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Details are unclear, but Bryant is expected to be ready for training camp, where he will join a retooled Lakers roster.
Details are unclear, but Bryant is expected to be ready for training camp, where he will join a retooled Lakers roster.
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Lakers spokesman says timetable for recovery will be known after the procedure, but 'supposedly he'll be 100% by training camp' in late September. It is the center's second such surgery in three years.
For the second time in three years, Lakers starting center Andrew Bynum will have surgery on his knee.
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Los Angeles Lakers center Andrew Bynum's injured right knee has been drained for the third time in recent weeks, and the two-time NBA champion will have surgery next month. Bynum said Tuesday he's headed to the World Cup in South Africa before undergoing surgery around July 18 to repair a partially torn meniscus in his knee.
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BOSTON – We wanted the rivalry renewed.
We waited all season for the Lakers to grow impassioned about playing.
We wondered what strength of heart truly beat inside Andrew Bynum’s fragile body.
He says he’s ready to show us something.
With Bill...
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BOSTON -- When Andrew Bynum left TD Garden on Thursday night, he said draining fluid from his swollen right knee was an option he was unlikely to choose, but Bynum was soon convinced that it was worth a try.
Bynum had his knee drained in the early...
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Lakers' forward needs to step up against Celtics, while center has an MRI that shows no new damage.
Phil Jackson isn't worried about his injured players. He's concerned about his healthy ones.
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Four years into his NBA career, Andrew Bynum is still trying to make it through his first full postseason. The oft-injured Los Angeles Lakers center went through a limited practice Wednesday for the first time since having his balky right knee drained on Monday. Bynum was hoping the procedure would reduce the swelling, but he says that didn't happen and his knee has filled with fluid again.
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