Blazer curse continues
Guess who else needs knee surgery.
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Comments (4)
Argghhh!!!
Thank God for Jason Quick, who points out in the article that Roy had a similar surgery (torn miniscus) a few years ago and was back on the court in three weeks.
I can't take much more of this . . .
Posted by John | August 13, 2008 11:43 PM
The bike did it to him.
Posted by Pete | August 14, 2008 1:38 PM
At least Brandon had Dr. Roberts do his knee surgery. One of the best around here. In fact, he operated on my girlfriend's knee after an auto accident and it recovered nicely.
Posted by Dave A. | August 15, 2008 5:57 PM
I think Brandon, or any rider, would be more prone to tendonitis in the knee than a meniscus tear. And I would bet my seat at games that Jay Jensen monitors that closely. What I am not sure about: do they monitor WHERE he rides. I saw Zach Randolph bike through my neighborhood more than once during his rehab. While Tigard/Tualatin is a pretty quiet place compared to other parts of the metro, it didn’t stop some person in their car from running me over a few weeks ago. I’d tell Brandon, “even bike lanes are unsafe these days.”
Posted by Mark Mason | August 16, 2008 6:39 PM