The Memphis Grizzlies are adding a former Los Angeles Lakers player to their roster.
Just four games into regular season play, the Memphis Grizzlies are making a roster addition. They've posted a 2-2 record through four contests and have decided to make a minor move by adding a two-way player.
"The Memphis Grizzlies have agreed to a two-way deal with Colin Castleton," Scotto reported. "Castleton appeared in 16 games for the Los Angeles Lakers last season."The 24-year-old center appeared in just 16 games for the Lakers a season ago, averaging 1.5 points, 0.8 rebounds and 0.2 assists per game in 3.7 minutes played per game. Castleton's role was limited and he hardly saw the hardwood during his time in Los Angeles.
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