The Timberwolves learned Monday that point guard Randy Foye will need
to rest his injured knee for at least another three weeks. New medical
imaging tests on Monday showed a developing crack in his kneecap is
healing, but not enough to return to the court.
to rest his injured knee for at least another three weeks. New medical
imaging tests on Monday showed a developing crack in his kneecap is
healing, but not enough to return to the court.
"(Foye’s knee) is progressing good," said Wittman. "I think they said
another three weeks is best for him right now. The thing is healing,
it’s just not all the way there the way they’d like to see it. What
they are doing is an improvement so we’ll continue on that course.
another three weeks is best for him right now. The thing is healing,
it’s just not all the way there the way they’d like to see it. What
they are doing is an improvement so we’ll continue on that course.
"He’ll have to work himself back into condition and all that, but nothing for the next three weeks."
Update:
After Foye is cleared to return, he will need to
work himself back into shape, so it’s possible he could miss more than
the three extra weeks.
work himself back into shape, so it’s possible he could miss more than
the three extra weeks.
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