According To General Manager Rob Pelinka And Coach J.J Redick, LeBron James And Anthony Davis Won’t Be Playing Together Anymore…
For their pivotal home game against the OKC Thunder, a key Western Conference rival, the LA Lakers’ injury report includes LeBron James and Anthony Davis. The Lakers’ playoff hopes have been affected by ongoing issues with injuries and team chemistry throughout the season., they are outside the play-in positions, making every remaining game crucial. With a record of 19 wins and 21 losses, they trail the 10th-place Houston Rockets (19-19) by one game. They’ve secured only four victories in their last ten games.
Anthony Davis and LeBron James might not be available for Monday’s game. Both players are dealing with ankle issues, with Davis being classified as questionable and James as probable.
Dan Woike from the LA Times suggests that LeBron James is likely to play, while Anthony Davis’s participation is uncertain. Additionally, Gabe Vincent (recovering from left knee surgery) and Cam Reddish (left knee effusion) are confirmed to be out for the Los Angeles Lakers.
Regarding their injuries, LeBron James missed a game last month due to an ankle problem that has persisted since mid-December. Although he hasn’t fully recovered, he was still able to play, but he did not take part in Saturday’s road game against the Utah Jazz.
LeBron has missed only four of the Lakers’ first forty games this season due to various injuries (ankle, calf, and knee). He averages 24.7 points, 7.2 rebounds, and 7.6 assists per game.
Anthony Davis, another star player, has dealt with various injuries throughout his career. However, out of the 40 games the Lakers have played this season, he has only been absent for two.
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