Andrew Bynum

Andrew Bynum will have season-ending surgery on both of his knees according to multiple reports.  Four days after Sixers president Rod Thorn called Andrew Bynum's injury situation "bizarre," it finally has some resolve. "After many months of rehabilitation and consulting with numerous doctors, Andrew and the doctors treating him determined that this is the best course of action at t

We can all agree, this season for the Sixers has been a complete disappointment, none of which has been more disappointing than the fact that Andrew Bynum has never made it onto the floor for an NBA game yet this year. His degenerative knees could be an issue for the rest of his career, and more importantly, the rest of his life...

The Sixers remain "intoxicated" by Bynum's potential, a source tells TNT's David Aldridge, suggesting that the team is still contemplating re-signing him. Sixers CEO Adam Aron opened up about Andrew Bynum's recovery in an interview on CSN, and admitted that it's very possible Bynum doesn't play a single game this season...

A source tells the Philadelphia Inquirer that Andrew Bynum is considering season-ending surgery on his right knee. The surgery would be an arthroscopic procedure designed to clean out loose cartilage. (Listen to Sixers beat writer Tom Moore discuss what's next for Bynum) Bynum made some headlines when he finally practiced for the first time as a Sixer six days ago, however his knee swelled up and

Is Doug Collins regretting the trade that brought Andrew Bynum to Philadelphia? Well he never quite said that, but according to Ric Bucher of CSN Bay Area and 95.7 the Game in San Fransisco, Collins is “consumed with tracking boxscores and performances of Moe Harkless...

Andrew Bynum finally went through a practice, participating in a five-on-five scrimmage with 76ers teammates on Friday, sources told the Philadelphia Inquirer and coach Doug Collins comfirmed before the Sixers - Heat game on Saturday night...

Thaddeus Young is ahead of his rehabilitation schedule, and has an outside shot of returning on Sunday when the Sixers take on the Knicks (on 97.3 ESPN) however, it's more likely that his return will happen February 26. (Listen to Sixers beat writer Tom Moore discuss Andrew Bynum and Sixers trade rumors) "He jogged a little bit and picked it up a little bit, so that was encouraging," Col

According to ESPN.com's senior NBA insider Chad Ford, the 76ers have been "dangling" Spencer Hawes and Evan Turner as potential trade chips, and could be a team to watch in the Josh Smith sweepstakes. (Listen to Sixers pre& post-game analyst Marc Jackson talk about the Sixers) Smith has been the top name in trade rumors thus far, and according to Ford, Turner could be one of the top

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Sixers center Andrew Bynum said he felt pain in his left knee after working out on Sunday, and now it seems uncertain if he'll be able to return in February. "It's just not ready yet," Bynum told the media on Monday before the Sixers game against the Clippers...