THE SIDELINES : Krystkowiak Lost for Season
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MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee Bucks forward Larry Krystkowiak, who missed most of last season after being injured in May of 1989, is to undergo additional surgery on his left knee and will be lost for the 1990-91 season, the team said.
The National Basketball Assn.. club said that Krystkowiak’s torn anterior cruciate ligament will be reconstructed in the operation Aug. 14 in Los Angeles.
The 6-foot-10 veteran had surgery after being hurt in the 1989 semifinal playoffs with the Detroit Pistons to repair the medial capsule, medial ligaments and medial cartilage in the knee.
After missing the first 62 games last season, he returned to take part in 16 of the last 20 games of the regular season.
Bernard King of the Washington Bullets and Danny Manning of the Los Angeles Clippers have returned to play after anterior cruciate surgery.
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