Andrew Bynum is experiencing pain in his left knee, which may postpone his return until March.
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Philadelphia 76ers center Andrew Bynum is looking less and less likely to make his end of February time-table. He has returned to the court; doing some cutting, running, and taking shots at various points on the floor, but has had to reduce the workouts because of some unexpected pain in his surgically repaired knee. The [...]The post Dommermuth: Andrew Bynum Suffers Another Setback...
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While Andrew Bynum hoped to return “right after the All-Star break“, that’s looking more and more unlikely. The Sixers center has changed his tune after experiencing some pain over the weekend and isn’t sure if he’ll make his season debut this month.
According to Bob Cooney, Philly Daily News:
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Andrew Bynum is still unsure of his return.credit: delcotimes.com
There has been a lot of bad news surrounding the two players that many consider to be the best two centers in the league, Andrew Bynum and Dwight Howard. Howard has battled injuries while his Lakers have struggled, and Bynum has yet to see the floor for the 76ers.
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Andrew Bynum, who was schedule to begin playing for the Philadelphia 7ers this month around the All-Star break, is now unsure of that happening and doesn’t even know when he’ll return to action due to experiencing pain after working out for two straight days. Bynum said the pain he felt in his left knee was unlike anything he’s ever felt before...
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Blake Griffin of the Los Angeles Clippers , adds Philadelphia 76er Spencer Hawes, to his poster collection, with a monster right to left-handed dunk.
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