The Los Angeles Lakers will go against the Oklahoma City Thunder and fans are curious if LeBron James will play the game.
As per the injury report, LeBron is currently listed as probable for today’s game against the Thunder due to a reported groin injury. Earlier, he was out of the roster for some games but made a comeback.
However, with his recent struggle with the groin, LeBron is giving a scare to his fans.
LeBron is in some serious pain… pic.twitter.com/3tCdpcGBf2
— Lakers All Day Everyday (@LADEig) April 4, 2025
In the current season, James has been delivering impressive numbers. The Lakers superstar is averaging 24.6 points, 8.0 rebounds, and 8.4 assists per game over 66 games.
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LeBron James Opens Up About His Health
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While the Lakers look like a confident team, missing LeBron James would not be ideal in the current conference state.
After a recent victory over the New Orleans Pelicans, James expressed optimism regarding his health and conditioning. According to him, he felt the strongest he has in weeks.
“That was the best I felt before the injury for sure. I just tried to press, get downhill, my rhythm, as far as my jump shot felt pretty good today, I was shooting from the free throw line extremely well, and I’m a bit late, but it’s probably the best physically I felt. So hopefully, I can build off of that,” LeBron said as per Laker Nation.
35/5/5 games in first 7 seasons:
— StatMuse (@statmuse) April 5, 2025
98 — Luka Doncic
92 — Michael Jordan
86 — LeBron James pic.twitter.com/8Iy9qcCG7u
However, the Akron-born star is currently recovering from a groin injury that forced him to miss seven games this season. He sustained it during a matchup against the Celtics in March.
Though the Lakers struggled in his absence, his return has been marked by inconsistency in his play. In a previous game against the Indiana Pacers, he scored just 13 points, but against the Pelicans, he shined with 27 points, eight assists, and two steals.
The Lakers currently hold the fourth-best record in the Western Conference and have tough opponents ahead in the playoffs, starting with the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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