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  • Lakers' LeBron James to miss game against Clippers because of injured left ankle

Lakers’ LeBron James to miss game against Clippers because of injured left ankle

Los Angeles Times
Published January 22, 2024 at 6:50 PM

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The Lakers listed star forward LeBron James as out for the game Tuesday night against the Clippers on its latest injury report because of a sore ankle.

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