Mark Sanchez's Knee Goes Through Tests
Mark Sanchez faces the most dreaded three words for any professional athlete, Doctor James Andrews.
There was a Mark Sanchez sighting Tuesday night, and it wasn't in New York, New Jersey or California.
The Post learned last night that Sanchez was in Birmingham, Ala., to have his right knee examined by renowned orthopedist, Dr. James Andrews.
It's believed Sanchez -- who suffered a sprained posterior cruciate in his right knee in the Jets' 19-13 win over the Bills on Dec. 3 in Toronto and missed a game -- was seeing Andrews to have it checked out in case any surgery needs to be done.
Not that I'm a medical expert, but considering Mark continued playing, it's tough to imagine this being anything too serious.
If anything, this gets me even more excited for next year. If Sanchez played that well in the postseason at less than 100%, just think of how good he'll be once he's healthy.
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Didnt he get injured the game after Joe Girardi came in to show him how to slide?
A little ironic.
Curtis "my favorite" Martin - 1 of the best!
don't get too excited
his issue wasn’t in the knee, it was in the decision making. that’ll get better with time, not surgery
I agree that it doesnt seem too serious.
He didnt seem hobbled to me with the way he moved around all post-season. If he gets anything done, I can’t imagine it being anything more serious than a scope or a draining. Can’t wait to see how this guy performs next season.

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