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So maybe all these injuries (Bynum, Mihm and now Ariza) are just another chance for these Lakers to prove how much they've grown.

With just Chris Mihm as a true Center backing up Andrew Bynum, Mbenga would be a great investment.

Chris Mihm, a 7-foot, 265-pound backup center, is still trying to regain his legs after missing all of last season because of injury.

The team's backup center Chris Mihm, who returned to action last month, also used this exotic treadmill during his recovery.

Lakers make this trade because they've shown that they really do not need Mihm, and Radman is sinking back into his shooting slump.

Chris Mihm started 56 games and was having a career season before suffering a severe ankle sprain in March.

Each time a stranger approaches Chris Mihm at a local restaurant, the Lakers center usually has a good idea what the first question will be.

Mihm, 28, who has had two surgeries on his right ankle, has not played recently because of bursitis and soreness in his his right heel.

Outlook: Chris Mihm, the current backup Center, has had serious injury issues.

Center Chris Mihm did some half-court scrimmaging at Thursday's practice but is not expected to play tonight.

Odom, Chris Mihm and Andrew Bynum each had 10 rebounds.

There's no update on Chris Mihm who hasn't played all season.

Chris Mihm, who played a total of 82 games the past two seasons, is back.

Perhaps more interesting is that after citing Roubini and Mihm, Krugman repeats his earlier claim;