LeBron James Exits Lakers' Loss to Celtics with Groin Injury

The 40-year-old NBA star is expected to miss weeks as the Lakers face a challenging schedule without him.

LeBron James strained his left groin during the fourth quarter of the Lakers' 111-101 loss to the Boston Celtics on Saturday night.
James, who is 40 years old, is expected to be sidelined for weeks, according to initial reports from ESPN's Dave McMenamin.
The injury occurred while James was contesting a layup by Jaylen Brown, forcing him to leave the game with 6:44 remaining.
The Lakers, who recently enjoyed an eight-game win streak, now face a tough schedule with upcoming games against Brooklyn, Milwaukee, and Denver.
James expressed optimism about his recovery, stating he will evaluate his condition daily, while teammates and medical experts emphasize the importance of adequate rest.