Amare Stoudemire Knee Surgery: New York Knicks Star Out 6-8 Weeks

GREENBURGH, N.Y. (AP) — Amare Stoudemire could be sidelined for two months, the second straight season the New York Knicks forward will miss significant time because of injury.

The Knicks said Tuesday that Stoudemire would have left knee surgery and could be out six to eight weeks, more than twice as long as originally estimated when he was hurt during the preseason.

The team said he will have a debridement, a procedure to remove tissue.

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