Kobe Bryant Listed as Day-to-Day with Strained and Bruised Right Foot

By | October 23, 2012|

Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers did not participate in the team’s practice on Monday due to a strained and bruised right foot and is listed as day-to-day.

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NBA.com reports that Bryant suffered the injury in the third quarter of the Lakers’ preseason loss to the Sacramento Kings. Bryant managed to stay in the game and finish with 21 points.

Kobe Bryant has skipped the Los Angeles Lakers’ practice to rest his aching right foot. The Lakers announced Monday that Bryant’s foot is sore and bruised.

This minor injury should not be an issue for the Lakers but there is a chance that Bryant misses the Lakers next exhibition game Wednesday night against the Clippers. The Lakers do not to have Kobe injured for opening night, so it would be surprising to have the coaching staff keep Bryant on the court.

The Lakers already have to deal with with Howard and his back injury. Although the back seems to have fully healed, there is always a chance that he aggravates the injury. Los Angeles also saw Steve Nash leave the court Sunday night due to an ankle injury, something that the coaching staff did not want to happen.
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  • Lakers_824

    injuries are the only thing thats gonn hold us back from getting a championship,
    but THESE INJURIES AINT GONN HOLD US BACK THESE INJURIES AINT GONN HOLD US BACK
    HUH (rick ross voice)

  • Smugbill

    what will hold us back is our “joker” of a coach.  laughter has a place, but there is nothing about the lakers that justifies a constant, mouth-open attitude of humor.  in fact, with the way the team looked at the end of game six, the time for anything but serious is way past due.

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