Lakers Explain Load Management Plan for LeBron

LeBron James is in the primetime of his professional career. He is in his 17^th NBA season, and the four-time MVP won’t take a step back. LeBron promised to help the Lakers win a title, and he is keeping his promise.

The latest brilliance from LeBron came against the Atlanta Hawks. He gave the Lakers a 101-96 victory that was chock full of highlight-reel plays. This victory brought the Lakers up in the season, and they improved on their league-best 24-3 record.

LeBron is playing at an elite level, but the game has reached a phase where the league’s superstars are taking designed days off for “load management.” There are so many games left of the season, so it isn’t absurd to think King James was planning the same.

“Y’all want me to sit out?” LeBron told The Athletic. “I don’t know how many games I got left in my career. I don’t know how many kids that may show up to a game and they’re there to come to see me play and if I sit out, then what?

“That’s my obligation. My obligation is to play, play for my teammates and if I’m healthy, then I’m going to play.”

Vogel respects LeBron’s comments on load management

LeBron played in just 55 games last season and Los Angeles missed the playoffs, breaking the superstar’s 13-year streak of making the playoffs. But LeBron plays with All-Pro teammate Anthony Davis, and everything has changed now.

Lakers head coach Frank Vogel will obey LeBron’s willingness to play.

“He knows that we’re open-minded and even encouraging him to look for smart opportunities to recharge the batteries,” Vogel said. “But we’re respecting what he wants to do and he wants to be in there. So, as I said, we’re going to respect that.”

The Lakers have a really good chance to make the playoffs this season. They have a real chance to win the title, and we can’t wait to see that. Los Angeles dominates the season, and they have yet to unlock their full potential. How will the season end for Los Angeles? We are looking forward to a big win.