Lakers Take Cautious Approach With LeBron James' Glute Injury
LeBron James, the Los Angeles Lakers' star forward, is starting his 23rd NBA season with a glute issue, which kept him out of the team's first training camp practice. The Lakers are taking a cautious approach to manage his workload and ensure he's healthy for the nba playoffs.
Coach JJ Redick revealed James' injury as a 'nerve irritation in the glute'. This comes after James has dealt with foot, ankle, and calf issues in recent seasons, including ending last season with a sprained MCL in the nba playoffs. To prevent further setbacks, the Lakers plan to give James a longer ramp-up period this season. The team aims to 'play the long game' with James, prioritizing his health for later in the season rather than rushing him back for the season opener.
The Lakers' approach is not surprising, given James' age and the team's recent history. They want to ensure their star player is in top shape when it matters most - in the nba playoffs.
LeBron James' participation in the Lakers' season opener is not guaranteed due to a nagging glute issue. The Lakers, under Coach JJ Redick's guidance, are taking a cautious approach to manage James' workload in training camp. Their goal is to keep James healthy and fresh for the nba playoffs, prioritizing his long-term health over immediate availability.
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