Chris Kaman turned his ankle in the fourth quarter of Friday's game. He played through it for a while and had a noticeable limp. Coach Mike D'Antoni said he'll have to see how Kaman feels tomorrow before deciding on his availability for Sunday's game against the Sixers. Kaman finished with 19 points, 10 boards, one steal and three blocks in 30 minutes on Friday. Pau Gasol (illness) shouldn't be out too long, so it's not worth bending over backwards to add Kaman.

Chris Kaman started in place of Pau Gasol (illness) and 10 points, a season-high 17 rebounds and three blocks in 28 minutes on Saturday, but hit just 5-of-17 shots. He's been griping about his playing time lately and got an opportunity from Mike D'Antoni tonight. He scored six points on Friday, but didn't even play in the previous three games. In fact, before Friday, he had appeared in just one game in the Lakers previous 12. While Saturday was encouraging, we're going to have to see Kaman do something of note on a night when Gasol is healthy, although the thing he'll likely do best is ruin any hopes of Jordan Hill getting heavy minutes for the Lakers.

Chris Kaman vented about his role with the Lakers in a recent interview. "It's absolutely not what I was looking for," Kaman said. "It's not really in my control. I just try to keep working hard and be ready if the time comes." Kaman signed with the Lakers as a free agent this offseason because he saw the opportunity to play significant minutes and revitalize his career, however his minutes have gone to guys like Shawne Williams, and Robert Sacre. Although coach Mike D'Antoni is not entirely to blame, as we saw a similar situation play out in Dallas last year. Perhaps it's time for this big man to look in a big mirror.

Chris Kaman returned to the lineup after a nine-game absence against the Thunder on Friday, playing 12 minutes for nine points, two boards, one assist and one block. He didn't check in until the fourth quarter of a 94-74 game and he was called for traveling on his first possession of the game. Kaman has fallen out of favor with coach Mike D'Antoni has has finite value in fantasy leagues.

Chris Kaman (back) is available to play against the Thunder. He said he doesn't know if he will play and has missed nine games. Kaman did have a couple back flare ups over that span, but he's dressed for a handful of games without seeing action during that span. Jordan Hill looks like the man to own next to Pau Gasol while Kaman barely has any value.

Chris Kaman (back) will not play against the Suns on Tuesday. His back injury is back and he'll miss another game. Kaman has been a DNP-CD before the aggravation, so he has almost no fantasy value. Jordan Hill, Robert Sacre and Shawne Williams will operate next to Pau Gasol tonight.

Chris Kaman will not play against the Kings due to back spasms. He missed shootaround today and Mike D'Antoni said his big man's back has been an issue again. Kaman might need some time to get back to full health and could miss multiple games. For what it's worth, he was available to return on Nov. 27, but he hasn't been on the court at all. Kaman has very little fantasy value.

Chris Kaman (back) did not participate in shootaround on Friday. Even though he was available to play on Nov. 27, Kaman has not seen any action since. Jordan Hill has cooled off quite a bit, but he has very little competition for minutes and should remain owned in most formats. The Lakers have been using Shawne Williams more as a stretch four while Hill recovers from an ankle injury, so tonight's game vs. the Kings should be interesting since the Lakers have been off since Sunday. Kaman can be left on the wire in most leagues.

Chris Kaman (back) is available to play against the Nets on Wednesday. He's missed three games with a back issue and it's unclear how many minutes he'll see tonight. Meanwhile, Jordan Hill has been outstanding for the Lakers, so it won't make much sense for the team to take away any of his minutes.

Chris Kaman (back) will sit out another game vs. the Wizards on Tuesday. Kaman's health is a constant concern and his role has dwindled on the Lakers bench, where he's averaging 8.3 points, 5.3 rebounds and 0.8 blocks.