Superstar leaves the team in medical recommendation as Lakers is preparing for two box office games

Lebron James will not be with the Lakers for the last two games of the team on his current four -game trip. The purple and the gold will face Milwaukee Bucks by Giannis Antekounmpo on Thursday and Denver Nuggets by Nikola Jokic on Friday. The JJ Redadk team has already lost both games on this road trip.

According to NBA Insider Shams Charani, Lebron has abandoned the Lakers And he returned to Los Angeles after a recommendation from medical professionals as he continues to recover from a left -wing strain.

“Lebron James de Lakers has returned to Los Angeles, according to medical recommendation, as he continues to move well from a tension of ingenuity with the team trip ending on Thursday in Milwaukee and on Friday in Denver, the sources in the league say in ESPN,” CHARANIA tweeted.

Lebron James suffered his latest mishap of injuries during the loss of Lakers 111-101 in the Boston Celtics. The four -time NBA champion left the game in the fourth quarter and went to the locker room, without returning to the rest of the game.

The veteran striker then spoke to the media and confirmed that he would travel with the team for the remaining games of the road trip. He was seen on the bench on street clothes during the loss of Purple and Gold 111-108 against Brooklyn's networks.

Fans react to the last update of LeBron James

Fans quickly reacted when Shams Charan reported that Lebron James had returned to Los Angeles. Many netizens agreed that it was a smart decision, believing that he would give the superstar the time he needs to recover -more efficiently.

“Intelligent decision to return to the treatment and a good sign that advances well,” said a user.

“Almost what I thought, resting the road trip and climbing up to half until the end of next week,” said another user.

“I'm glad to feel, without the need to precipitate. fan he said.

“King James playing -Lo in Smart Smart Move in the long term,” he said another Fan.

Lebron has shown impressive durability this season, especially since it is his 22nd year in the league. He has lost only five of Lakers' 63 games, appearing at 58.