Is LeBron James Playing Tonight vs the Jazz? Lakers Release Report on The King Ahead of back-to-back Game
LeBron James and the LA Lakers have had a dismal start to the regular season. The team currently holds a 2-7 record, and lies in the bottom half of the Western Conference.
They are struggling to find their form despite solid performances from The King. With averages of 24 points, 9 rebounds, and 7 assists per game, LeBron is easily the Lakers’ best player.
This was also the case last night as the Purple and Gold played host to James’ former team, the Cleveland Cavaliers. In what was a gut-wrenching loss for the Lakers, LeBron scored a massive 27 points, collected 7 boards, and dished out 4 assists.
However, the loss to Cleveland comes in at a bad time. This game was the first of back-to-back nights for the team. As the Lakers prepare to face the Jazz in Salt Lake City, fans have to wonder, will LeBron feature in back-to-back games?
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Latest news from Mike Trudell confirms that LeBron James will not take to the hardwood tonight. this will be due to left foot soreness. He is an will be an important figure considering just how much he offers to the team so losing him against a red-hot Jazz team will be tough
Additionally, the report suggests that Anthony Davis will also be probable for the game. The big man has been in fine form and will add to the Lakers’ hopes of victory tonight.
LeBron James (foot) will miss tonight’s game vs. Jazz pic.twitter.com/HzcNhxnVt3
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) November 7, 2022
Safe to say that both The King and AD are an effective one-two punch but the Lakers will need to find offense from elsewhere tonight. However, they face a Jazz team that has performed beyond expectations so far this season. Only time will tell if they can prevail.
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