APPARENTLY,
get This....
THIS doctor is considered to be the nations' most renowned Knee specialist, Dr. Altchek. And the lakers wait until NOWWWW To send him to see this guy for a second opinion.
ARE YOU F'IN KIDDING ME.
What organization DOES TAHT with their franchise center.
WOW....how are these medical staff of the lakers NOT FIRED is beyond me.
Bynum OUT for 6 more weeks. Lakers Done!
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JDawg wrote:APPARENTLY,
get This....
THIS doctor is considered to be the nations' most renowned Knee specialist, Dr. Altchek. And the lakers wait until NOWWWW To send him to see this guy for a second opinion.
ARE YOU F'IN KIDDING ME.
What organization DOES TAHT with their franchise center.
WOW....how are these medical staff of the lakers NOT FIRED is beyond me.
On behalf of the laker fans I would like to thank you for the great research you have done on this issue.
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Gumbygld wrote:
Ok so here is what i hear/understand...
First off, there is a reason it can go from 3 days to x amount of weeks. The Dr. he went to see in NY is one of if not the most highly regarded knee specialist in the country. He knows knees better than anyone Drew had previously seen so it is very possibly he could have seen something or known something that other doctors didnt.
As for the 6 weeks, from what i understand that is not a definite time frame. What i hear is that it is basically up to Drew as to when his pain subsides completely and at that point he can then start to fully work out and then play. It may not take 6 weeks but in my oppinion i wouldnt expect him to be playing or working out with the team for atleast another week.
If you are a laker fan, you KNOW WHO THIS GUY IS.
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Ok so here is what i hear/understand...
First off, there is a reason it can go from 3 days to x amount of weeks. The Dr. he went to see in NY is one of if not the most highly regarded knee specialist in the country. He knows knees better than anyone Drew had previously seen so it is very possibly he could have seen something or known something that other doctors didnt.
As for the 6 weeks, from what i understand that is not a definite time frame. What i hear is that it is basically up to Drew as to when his pain subsides completely and at that point he can then start to fully work out and then play. It may not take 6 weeks but in my oppinion i wouldnt expect him to be playing or working out with the team for atleast another week.
If you are a laker fan, you KNOW WHO THIS GUY IS.
Gumby is a laker insider. Now question me??? Go ahead!!!
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PopAGat wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
They can beat every team on that list except the Jazz. The Jazz are a really underrated team.
Underrated yes. But the Lakers are what you would call their kryptonite. If nobody else...the Lakers can beat the Jazz. Thats just a good match up for them even though the Jazz may be a nightmare match up for other teams.
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Re: Bynum OUT for 6 more weeks. Lakers Done!
JDawg wrote:
Does any laker fan REALLY believe that no one will get injured next year???
right here, i'm a blind optimist