Derrick Rose To Have Knee Surgery, Miss Remainder Of Season
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) -- Derrick Rose needs surgery to repair torn left knee cartilage and the New York Knicks say he will miss the rest of the season.
Rose missed his third straight game Sunday against Boston. The Knicks announced that an MRI had revealed the injury and that Rose would require an arthroscopy.
An MRI of D. Rose's left knee revealed a torn meniscus that will require an arthroscopy. He will be out for the remaining 5 games of season.
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Troubled by knee injuries throughout much of his career, Rose averaged 18 points in 64 games in his lone season with the Knicks. He will be a free agent this summer.
The injury news was surprising, as coach Jeff Hornacek said shortly before the game that while Rose had been bothered by swelling in the knee, he believed he could play again this season.
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