The doctors are expecting a full recovery in TWO-TO-THREE WEEKS!? I don't pretend to be a doctor, and despite the fact that I have been better at predicting recovery times than the Suns doctors in the past, I might still be inclined to give them the benefit-of-the-doubt based on their 30 years of medical experience and my zero minutes as such.
However, I am wondering what they base this prognosis on? Was there a quote in any of the articles that said something like: "The Suns doctor said that the surgery is very minor, and as such, he predicts that Amare will have the fastest recovery of any professional basketball player ever."
Has anyone ever recovered from knee surgery in 2 weeks? Again, I've never had surgery, but I have stubbed my toe on one or two chairs going to the bathroom at night, and it usually takes about 2 weeks to heal up completely. So how do they cut into his knee and expect it to heal perfectly and fully - and I'm hoping they want his knee to do just that - in two weeks?
Does anybody here watch the show "Heroes"? In the show, there's a character named Claire Bennett who has a superpower where she can heal almost instantaneously after she breaks bones, gets huge cuts, falls from a tall building, etc. Maybe the Suns doctors have just been watching that show a lot lately and forgot how long it takes for normal people to heal? That's the best explanation I can think of.