LeBron James sits out with sore knee in Lakers loss to Spurs I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: LeBron James sits out with sore knee in Lakers loss to Spurs I FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2022-03-08T10:11:46-05:00
Description: The Los Angeles Lakers took the court against San Antonio Spurs last night without LeBron James, who was sidelined with significant knee soreness. Los Angeles fell 117-110, but Nick Wright and Chris Broussard agree that LeBron getting rest was is for the best if the Lakers want a chance at the playoffs. Watch as Broussard lays out why load management might be best for LeBron's Lakers.

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The Los Angeles Lakers took the court against San Antonio Spurs last night without LeBron James, who was sidelined with significant knee soreness. Los Angeles fell 117-110, but Nick Wright and Chris Broussard agree that LeBron getting rest was is for the best if the Lakers want a chance at the playoffs. Watch as Broussard lays out why load management might be best for LeBron's Lakers.

MARCH 8, 2022・first things first・2:24

Los Angeles Lakers

LeBron James

National Basketball Association

Chris Broussard

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