NBA · OT - amare out for uncertain amount of time (page 1)

djsunyc @ 10/8/2005 9:56 AM
Amare Out For An Unspecified Amount Of Time
8th October, 2005 - 1:42 am

The Arizona Republic - Amaré Stoudemire is out for an indeterminate amount of time and could be facing surgery because of
the left knee that has been troubling him this summer.

Suns GM Bryan Colangelo said that Phoenix is "going through the evaluation process and is going to make sure it has all the information before a determination is made to pursue treatment, possible surgery (and) what the safest and best return is for him to come back to basketball." [READ]
PhilinLA @ 10/8/2005 10:00 AM
bum knee, Phoenix should cut bait on that guy and get Penny back!
Nalod @ 10/8/2005 10:05 AM
Sign the contracts, then get the surgery!

Business first.

Im sure he did everything possible to get well.

If he was a knick, we'd blame Dr. Norman Scott for waiting too long to suggest the surgury.
Silverfuel @ 10/8/2005 10:08 AM
I guess I am not drafting him for my team this season.
BRIGGS @ 10/8/2005 10:49 AM
Posted by Nalod:

Sign the contracts, then get the surgery!

Business first.

Im sure he did everything possible to get well.

If he was a knick, we'd blame Dr. Norman Scott for waiting too long to suggest the surgury.


They knew his knee had problems before giving him 75$mm. Really, they had to do it--hes been playing at a 20mm$ a year level the last two and moved it up to league MVP status in the playoffs.
Its too bad that this kind of thing happens at 22? !?! Now football players some times have their knees blown out, but it is VERY rare for a 22 year old basketball player to have knee problems that require possible surgey. His game is based on explosion, so hopefully its just a fork in the road for him, nothing serious.
BRIGGS @ 10/8/2005 10:51 AM
Posted by BRIGGS:
Posted by Nalod:

Sign the contracts, then get the surgery!

Business first.

Im sure he did everything possible to get well.

If he was a knick, we'd blame Dr. Norman Scott for waiting too long to suggest the surgury.


They knew his knee had problems before giving him 75$mm. Really, they had to do it--hes been playing at a 20mm$ a year level the last two and moved it up to league MVP status in the playoffs.
Its too bad that this kind of thing happens at 22? !?! Now football players some times have their knees blown out, but it is VERY rare for a 22 year old basketball player to have knee problems that require possible surgey. His game is based on explosion, so hopefully its just a fork in the road for him, nothing serious.



I wonder if playing huge minutes at 18-19 years old playing 82 games instead of a meager 30 in college with less minutes is a problem--maybe the body is not ready for that work-load?
who knows
EnySpree @ 10/8/2005 12:15 PM
Ah man!!!

I was really counting on playing the Suns at full strength!!! I hope he gets well....I just hope his knee is just sore because it's training camp.
Bonn1997 @ 10/8/2005 12:50 PM
Who will win more games this year? Phoenix or NY?
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