The Lakers have hired Judy Seto as director of sports performance, the team announced Friday. Seto previously worked as head physical therapist from 2011-16.
Kobe Bryant gets a massage from physical therapist Judy Seto before a game in 2016.
Seto worked for the Lakers from 2011-16 as the team’s head physical therapist. She spent the last two years as director of sports performance for Select Physical Therapy, where she worked on concepts and technology to maximize the performance, limit the risk to injury and provide the most timely return to competition for athletes.The Lakers’ news release said she “will oversee the medical care and optimize the health and performance of Lakers players.
Seto has bachelor’s degrees from UCLA in kinesiology and psychology, master’s degrees from Stanford in physical therapy and Troy State University in business administration, and a doctorate from Temple in physical therapy.The NBA free agency period will start at 3 p.m. PDT June 30 instead of 9 p.m., the league announced after reaching an agreement with the players’ union.
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