Los Angeles: Lakers have reportedly reached an agreement with free agent safety Steve Blake at the 4-year contract worth $ 16 million.The pact, reports the Los Angeles Times, can not be completed before the free agency moratorium lifted next Thursday. It will provide a clear insurance should veterans and fellow free agent Derek Fisher sign elsewhere. Fisher tries to 2-year contract worth at least $ 10 million, according to the newspaper.
Stev Blake, a veteran of seven NBA seasons, split between the campaign of 2009-10 Portland and scissors and averaged 7,3 points, 4,8 and 2,3 transfer selection while shooting 39.5 percent from three-point range with 116 goals places.
Maryland product played for five teams during his pro tenure with stops in Milwaukee, Denver and Washington, who developed it in the second round in 2003.
In 499 career games, 299 of those starts, the 30-year-old averaged 7.5 points, 4.3 transmission and 2.1 boards, while connecting on 39.3 percent of his three-point attempts.
