The Lakers have faced more serious injuries so far this season, and even in the upcoming stage of the playoffs, the Lakers are still facing more serious injuries.
LeBron James will reportedly still miss the Lakers' next game against the Jazz, and there is even news that James has been allowed to return to Los Angeles to deal with an ankle injury:
Plagued by an ankle sprain, James has missed the Lakers' game against the Lone Rangers. Of course, it's not just LeBron James, according to the Lakers' latest injury report:
In addition to LeBron James and Kendrick Nunn continuing to miss the game, Anthony Davis has entered a state of doubtfulness, while Weinen Gabriel has also entered the questionable list due to a sprained left ankle.
This is certainly not good news for the Lakers, especially the injuries of LeBron James and Anthony Davis, which greatly limits the Lakers' chances of winning in the next game, especially if the schedule is still difficult.
So far this season, LeBron James, who has averaged a career-high 30.1 points, 8.2 rebounds and 6.3 assists per game, can have the league's top scoring stats, which has not brought the Lakers a record success, but the problem is that if the Lakers still want to play well enough in the remaining playoff games of the season and break into the playoffs, they need LeBron James and Anthony Davis to stay healthy.
Only from the current situation, even if James and Davis can return in the last few games of the season, but considering the injury troubles so far this season and the strength of the team's lineup, the Lakers really have no possibility of impacting the championship trophy, which is also a reality they have to face.