LOS ANGELES – LeBron James recently commented on his ongoing left ankle soreness, stating that it will be something he has to manage for the remainder of the season, including the postseason. Despite missing the All-Star Game due to the injury, James was able to play in the Los Angeles Lakers’ recent match against the Charlotte Hornets. Lakers coach JJ Redick revealed that James has been dealing with left foot/ankle soreness throughout the season, but it did not seem to impact his performance against the Hornets, where he scored 26 points, grabbed seven rebounds, and dished 11 assists. The game also marked the first meeting between the Lakers and Hornets since the Lakers rescinded their trade for Mark Williams. James dunked on Williams during the game, showcasing his skill and dominance on the court. The Lakers ultimately lost to the Hornets, bringing their record to 32-21. They are scheduled to play against the Portland Trail Blazers next. Despite the setback, James remains determined to manage his injury and continue to contribute to his team’s success for the remainder of the season.
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