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Lakers sitting multiple key role players vs. Bulls, but LeBron James could still return

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  • Lakers sitting multiple key role players vs. Bulls, but LeBron James could still return

    While LeBron James could still return to the Lakers’ lineup Thursday night, the team will have multiple key role players — including a starter — sidelined for the home game...

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  • LeBron James returns for Lakers after missing past 3 games because of injuries

    LeBron James returned to the lineup for the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday night against the Chicago Bulls after missing the past three games because of a right hip contusion and arthritis in his left foot. James, 41, is averaging 21.4 points, 5.6 rebounds and seven assists in 44 games this season, his 23rd in the NBA. The Lakers won all three games without James, including impressive victories over the New York Knicks on Saturday and the Minnesota Timberwolves on Tuesday.

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  • Is LeBron James playing tonight? Bulls vs. Lakers injury status

    LeBron James has missed the Lakers' last three games with a right hip contusion and left foot arthritis. He's available to return tonight.

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  • LeBron James discusses mindset and team role after returning in Lakers’ win over Bulls - TalkBasket.net

    LeBron James described his return to action after missing three games as “pretty good,” saying, “Definitely been taking care of my body obviously over the last week and was able to nurse a couple of things and get ready for the night.” On adjusting his game to the team’s needs, James noted, “I feel like […] The post LeBron James discusses mindset and team role after returning in Lakers’ win over Bulls appeared first on TalkBasket.net .

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