‘There was no target date for my return’: LeBron James denies rumors of an immediate comeback from injury

With the PF’s own tweeting of the latest injury info update, King LeBron James’ injury status has gained additional movement. It is speculated that LeBron’s expected return to the arena of Lakers supporters will increase the team’s chances of making the playoffs. However, James’ uncertainty about his fans’ hopes has dashed.

The NBA’s all-time leading scorer has a career record of 157-113 with the Lakers. King James has won four MVP awards, two Olympic gold medals, and 19 All-Star selections, and has also been selected for the All-NBA team 18 times.

The Leakers now occupy the 9th/10th place. Western Conference spot so they desperately need a power forward like LeBron. To increase their chances of a place in the playoffs, they badly need wins. Although LA needs wins to improve its chances of a playoff spot, his performance in his last game shows just how important he is to the team.

When was LeBron James injured?

The 38-year-old injured his ankle while attempting to pass Dwight Powell during a game against the Dallas Mavericks on February 26. Luckily, James was on the court for 37 minutes and finished the night with 26 points, 8 rebounds and 3 assists. His movements after the game made it clear that he was seriously injured.

The 6.9″ tall player’s career appears to have been plagued by injuries, missing 100 games in the last five seasons and 71 games in the first 15 seasons.

What did James tweet that shattered all the rumours?

The 19-time All-Star is reportedly following a “gradual progression in the basketball movement,” the team announced Thursday. They assured the fans that he had started to improve his performance on the pitch.

According to a number of sources, the LA star could return to play some games in the final week of the regular season.

There’s increasing optimism that Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James could return to play “a few” games in the final week of the regular season, sources tell ESPN. James has been out since suffering a tendon injury in his right foot on February 26.

— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) March 23, 2023

With a tweet, the PF debunked this widespread rumor and left the fans in great disappointment.

“There was no rating today and there was no target date for my return. I’m just working 24/7, every day (3x a day) to give myself the best chance of coming back full force whenever that is the case. God bless you all sources. I speak for myself!”

There was no rating today and there was no target date for my return. I’m just working 24/7, every day (3x a day) to give myself the best chance of coming back full force whenever that is the case. God bless you all sources. 🤦🏾‍♂️ I speak for myself!

— LeBron James (@KingJames) March 23, 2023

The NBA’s all-time leading scorer has a career record of 157-113 with the Lakers and averages 29.5 points per game for the Lakers. So it goes without saying that the team and Lakers supporters are speculating with fervor about the King’s comeback.

Until then, everyone should wait patiently and follow the news. So be sure to check with us for updates!