Chris Kaman is headed for an MRI on his sore foot.

Chris Kaman (foot) has already been ruled out for Friday's game. The Lakers weren't able to trade Kaman prior to the deadline and it doesn't seem likely that he'll join the rotation even if he does overcome the back and foot injuries which have plagued him for weeks.

Chris Kaman didn't play on Wednesday and is dealing with a sore foot, according to coach Mike D'Antoni. Kaman hasn't seen the court in seven games, and while his foot injury is a convenient excuse, it doesn't appear that Mike D has any interest in playing him even when he's healthy.

Chris Kaman (back) played four minutes on Friday against the Kings. Kaman and the rest of the big men not named Gasol are currently of no use to Mike D'Antoni and should all be waiver wire fodder.

Chris Kaman (back) is probable for Friday's game against the Kings. Kaman sat out Wednesday to rest his nagging back issues. He'll be back in a plus matchup against the Kings, but Mike D'Antoni only plays one big at a time. So with Pau Gasol looking very healthy, Kaman can't expect anything more than 18-22 minutes.

Chris Kaman (back) will not play against the Grizzlies on Wednesday night. He's dealt with back issues for much of the season and this injury sounds more like a day-to-day problem. Kaman is just the backup to Pau Gasol and has no fantasy value. Robert Sacre and Jordan Hill could pick up a few minutes each.

Chris Kaman scored eight points with four boards and two turnovers in 19 minutes during Sunday's 108-102 loss to Brooklyn. This was the second game in a row he was strictly Pau Gasol's backup and it looks like coach Mike D'Antoni may have figured out that part of his rotation. We know. We're surprised, too. Anyway, Kaman can be let go in most formats while Gasol is healthy.

Chris Kaman shot 7-of-9 for 16 points during Friday's 101-92 win over the Celtics with eight boards and three assists in 26 minutes. He saw all of the backup minutes at center tonight and looked great, especially on the offensive side. Pau Gasol is not at 100 percent and just played 22 minutes, so it's not going to be easy for Kaman to duplicate lines like this one. If you want to hold out hope Kaman can keep it going and hold him on your roster, but it's more than likely his value is going to start taking a hit as Gasol gets his legs back.

The Lakers were unable to trade away Chris Kaman, Jordan Hill or Pau Gasol at Thursday's deadline. The team was reportedly trying to dump some salary to cut down on their luxury tax, but could not get anything done. Kaman should still be able to hold some fantasy value while Pau Gasol's groin injury heals.

The Sixers are in discussions with the Lakers to acquire Chris Kaman. The Lakers are doing anything they can to dump Chris Kaman's contract and will take whatever the Sixers are willing to give. The team has a slew of second-round picks and players that would not belong in most rotations, so it's hard to imagine what the Sixers would give up to get his expiring deal and get above the league salary floor. For what it's worth, a move to Philly would be great for Kaman's value, making him a solid add in all standard leagues.