Lakers News: Steve Blake Suffers Foot Injury

By | September 24, 2012|

In a statement released by the Lakers on Monday, it appears that backup point guard Steve Blake has suffered a foot injury after stepping on a spike strip in a parking lot.

According to the team, Blake will be sidelined for approximately three weeks, and is prohibited from participating in any impact exercises.

This couldn’t come at a worse time for the Lakers, who are set to begin training camp in less than two weeks. Blake was expected to be the team’s backup point guard behind Steve Nash and compete with newly acquired Chris Duhon for minutes.

Blake averaged 5.2 points in 23.3 minutes over the course of 53 games for the Lakers last season.

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In case you missed it – We caught up with Steve Blake to ask him about life with the Lakers.
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  • Martin

    i like this .. now we can see what darius morris can do !! i believe in that kidd !

  • Colo1274

    Bad move…

  • Avilamon_15

    hopefully they trade away blake and give the minutes to morris he could be a very good point guard with steve nash guiding him hopefully lakers see blake is hurting the team he SUCKS he had his chance now they either amnesty him or trade him for a racket of basketballs and let morris or duhon play!!!

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