Could it be the Lakers that he might have signed with? The reason being is Andrew Bynum will be out for 8 weeks.
The Rise Guys just teased a bit hinting that it might be the Lakers (hinted LA Times, I think).
All I could find there was this:
The Lakers have 14 players under contract and can add one more if they wish. They have reached out to free agent Chris Webber and might contact P.J. Brown, each of whom are forward-center types who have not played this season.
http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-lakers15jan15,1,7816017.story?ctrack=1&cset=true
Thus, the Lakers are sifting through the free-agent bin and coming up with such names as
Chris Webber,
P.J. Brown and
DJ Mbenga.
The Lakers were intrigued by Webber a year ago and have been in contact with his representatives. They think he fits the mold of a triangle-offense player -- good passer, good jump shot -- but are concerned about his physical condition.
Webber, who will be 35 in March, has not played since last season. He averaged 11.2 points, 7.2 rebounds and 29.9 minutes in 61 games with Philadelphia and Detroit, but did not re-sign with the Pistons after their playoff run.
He has been contacted by other unspecified teams and will make up his mind this week, his agent said.
"We've talked to the Lakers organization several times prior to Andrew's unfortunate injury," said Webber's agent,
Aaron Goodwin. "Obviously, they're a much better team with Andrew playing than they are without him. I think [Webber] will make a decision where he's going to play this week."
Unlike last season, a starting spot is not a prerequisite for Webber, Goodwin said.
"He wants to fit in," Goodwin said. "That's not an issue."
Goodwin also said Webber was in shape and would be "ready to go."
http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-lakerep15jan15,1,4316118.story?ctrack=2&cset=true
