NFL


Lakers C Bynum has successful surgery

El Segundo, CA (Sports Network) - Los Angeles Lakers center Andrew Bynum underwent successful surgery to repair a tear of the meniscus in his right knee, the team announced Wednesday.

The arthroscopic procedure was performed by Dr. David Altchek in New York.

Bynum, who had the knee drained on June 22, suffered the tear in Game 6 of the Lakers' first-round playoff series against Oklahoma City, but still started all 23 of the team's postseason games. He averaged 8.6 points, 6.9 rebounds and 1.57 blocks to help the Lakers to their second consecutive NBA title.

Bynum, 22, played in 65 regular-season games for Los Angeles this past season, posting 15.0 points and 8.3 boards per game.

07/28 21:23:48 ET


onAir

University of Tennessee Football

University of Tennessee Football

3:30pm - 9:30pm

Next Up:

ESPN Radio


More

WeGrowHair.Com Podcasts -- PAI Medical Group

Miss a big interview on 1045 The Zone? No worries. 1045TheZone.Com offers the best interviews with newsmakers and playmakers in the sports world that's heard daily on The Zone, plus special web-only content.


Hair loss bugging you? Check out the PAI Medical Group online consultation options at WeGrowHair.Com.

Seth Everett from ESPN talking MLB on the Wake Up Zone

Seth Everett (Sept 2)

Ole Miss Coach with the very latest on Jeremiah Masoli.

Houston Nutt (Sept 1)

UT Football coach joined the 3 Hour Lunch and talked about the upcoming season, his analogies and much more

Derek Dooley (Sept 1)

Saints coach Sean Payton on the Old Spice Wake Up Zone.

Sean Payton (Aug 31)

 


 

Advertisements