LeBron James Appears Bothered By Right Elbow After Win Vs. Heat

The Los Angeles Lakers stacked another win, and they are definitely the best team in the NBA. LeBron James’ team defeated the Miami Heat, and the 113-110 win was magnificent. However, the big effort didn’t come without a consequence, and the king of basketball hurt his right elbow as the Lakers tried to win the game.

LeBron was injured late in the game. He was guarding Jimmy Butler and they collided during a play. It was an unfortunate development of the game, and LeBron fell on his elbow. This injury was the last thing Los Angeles needed.

Of course, the injury isn’t really serious, but Lakers fans are worried. Seeing their favorite player suffer an injury is discouraging and bad. LeBron will have to take some care of that elbow for some time.

However, he is really confident about the rest of the game. LeBron is convinced that he’ll be able to play well. Tania Ganguli of the Los Angeles Times reported that the Lakers superstar is confident that his arm will recover soon.

LeBron’s right elbow is fine

The team’s medical team will have a better look at this injury to see if there’s a risk of complications for the next few games. This injury isn’t too serious, and LeBron will be able to play after resting for a couple of games.

LeBron better suit up for the game against the Milwaukee Bucks. Giannis Antetokounmpo is an excellent player, and Anthony Davis will need LeBron on the field to defeat the Bucks.

Some pundits are worried about LeBron’s overall health and his age. King James has never been injured during his best years. He suffered a groin injury last season, and the young players lost every chance to make the playoffs. Lakers fans really hope that LeBron won’t miss too many games. Davis is an excellent player, but he needs LeBron to score points. LeBron unlocks his full potential. They need to play together to win games, otherwise, things may become really bad for the Los Angeles Lakers.

LA had an excellent start of the season. They need to stay healthy and play at a high level.