Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of surgery is Zach LaVine having on his knee?
LaVine is having an arthroscopic procedure done on his left knee this summer. It's a minor surgery, not a reconstructive one that would require months of healing and rehab.
How long will Zach LaVine be out after his knee surgery?
The recovery time for the arthroscopic procedure is typically six weeks. This won't impact him being ready for the start of next season.
When did Zach LaVine's knee injury start affecting his play?
LaVine's knee injury popped up in January and he played through it for the rest of the season. Before the injury, he was averaging 26.2 PPG on 49.9% shooting with 5.1 rebounds and 4.6 assists.
Will Zach LaVine's knee surgery affect his free agency status?
The surgery won't impact LaVine's free agency whatsoever. Teams that want him will still go all-in even knowing about the procedure, and it won't change his market value.
How did the knee injury affect Zach LaVine's performance this season?
LaVine played through the knee injury after it started in January, which likely impacted his performance compared to earlier in the season when he was putting up 26.2 PPG on nearly 50% shooting. The injury kept him out of some games but he toughed it out to help the Bulls.