On February 3, Beijing time, according to ESPN reporter Dave McMenamin, Lakers star LeBron James is expected to miss today's game against the Blazers, and he will have to wait for the swelling to clear before he can play again.
Earlier, medical expert Evan Jeffries updated the social media and posted a scene of James in the game against the Nets. The camera gives James a change in the back of his left knee when he takes off. Jeffries writes: "If you watch this video close enough, you'll see the fluid sac behind your knee moving from side to side. "There have been previous reports that the Lakers and James are exploring various treatment options, but will not do PRP (platelet-rich plasma therapy). PRP would restart the healing process, potentially leaving James out for longer.
Jeffries said James' swelling problems persist and treatment is being sought. Based on the current situation, combined with the video he posted, he gave two judgments. One is Baker's cyst and the other is bursitis. Either way, James may need to miss more games.
The famous Skippe-Belles gave his interpretation. "A swollen knee means you have a problem. Did James ever have those knee problems that we're aware of? He played like a fairy, but he was a mortal after all. James needs to lose 10 pounds (about 4.5 kilograms), he's too heavy. He's like a freight train to the basket, and he needs to take his knees off. ”
So far this season, James has played 36 games, averaging 36.6 minutes per game, contributing 29.1 points, 7.7 rebounds, 6.5 assists, 1.6 steals and 1.1 blocks. The data shows that in the 36 games james played, the Lakers won 19 wins and 17 losses, with a win rate of 52.8%, and the Lakers averaged 112.2 points per game, averaging 0.4 points per game; in the 15 games james was absent, the Lakers won 5 wins and 10 losses, with a win rate of 33.3%, and the Lakers averaged 108.1 points per game, averaging 4.4 points per game.
The Lakers, who lack James, have suffered three consecutive losses, and they are 24-27, temporarily ninth in the West.