Lakers star LeBron James will not play against the Spurs on Wednesday -- the second game of a back-to-back -- with the team citing multiple injuries.

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NBA fans blatantly slammed LeBron James for his bold take on having "no hole" in his game after the Lakers' win over the Grizzlies.

Luka Doncic and LeBron James topped 30 points each in the same game for the first time this season as the Los Angeles Lakers rallied for a 128-121 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies

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“He looks bored, to be honest,” the scout said when asked his impressions of James' play. “I think he’s bored with the process. I think it’s hard for him to muster up and summon what he’s used to doing. If he’s interested, he can still get 25 [points] and do his thing. But I wouldn’t say he’s impacting winning.”

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James has been a mainstay in the NBA awards cycle for two decades, but that run could come to an end this season.

Tonight, as the Los Angeles Lakers prepare to face off against the San Antonio Spurs in a marquee nationally televised game, one key name is set to miss the game.

Future Hall of Fame players LeBron James and Kevin Durant will face off in their fifth Christmas game against each other. This will also mark the first match up of the season between the two. James and Durant have had many battles over the years and have cemented themselves as two of the best to step on the court.

With the early fan votes for the 2026 All-Star Game revealed, many are debating whether LeBron James should be a starter for a 22nd consecutive time. The early fan votes say "no," and "All the Smoke" podcast co-host Stephen Jackson agrees with them.

Lakers star LeBron James has achieved All-NBA honors for the past 21 seasons, but the league’s 65-game rule may bring that streak to an end. James has been downgraded to out for Wednesday’s game at San Antonio due to left foot joint arthritis and right sciatica,