Lakers Send Chris Mihm To Grizzlies

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The Los Angeles Lakers have traded center Chris Mihm to the Memphis Grizzlies in exchange for a conditional 2nd round pick in the 2013 NBA Draft, it was announced today by General Manager Mitch Kupchak.

“The last two years have been difficult and frustrating for Chris in coming back from his ankle injury,” said Kupchak. “But Chris has handled himself with true professionalism the entire time. With the depth of our roster, especially at the center position, Chris has not had the opportunity to play that he deserves. At this point in his career, and especially as someone who will be a free agent this summer, we felt it was in his best interests to go to a team that would give him a chance to play. Chris has made significant contributions to our team over the past five years. We’d like to thank him and wish him the best of luck for the remainder of his career.”

Source: Lakers.com

Chris Mihm and DJ Mbenga Have a Small Fight @ Monday Practice

 

Chris Mihm and DJ Mbenga got into a small altercation on Monday. Apparently Chris Mihm did not like the elbow DJ Mbenga turned on him when he shot the ball. It was a minor scuffle and teamates came and broke it up.

The two seemed like they resolved the situation, tlaking it out with assistant coach Kurt Rambis.

Lakers $20,000 Treadmill for Bynum and Mihm, The Alter-G

Lakers.com-When deflated the Alter-G anti-gravity treadmill looks like any normal treadmill you’d see at your local gym–wrapped in a hefty bag.

Once the machine is turned on the user looks like they’re standing up through the sunroof of a car.

The Alter-G treadmill creates a seal around the user’s waist and then inflates to create a pressurized environment that can take away up to 80% of the users body weight, lessening the pounding to the joints.

Chip Schaefer Lakers Director of Athletic Performance and Player Development utilizes this machine to help the likes of Andrew Bynum and Chris Mihm rehab from their basketball leg injuries.

Here’s the Lakers.com Video about it with Chip Schaefer and Chris Mihm:

Another surgery for Chris Mihm

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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Lakers center Chris Mihm will undergo surgery on his right heel and sit out about four to six weeks.

Mihm’s right ankle has been surgically repaired twice, and he has been sidelined since Dec. 23 because of bursitis in his right heel and a sore Achilles’ tendon in his right foot.

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