LeBron James has been a constant in the basketball world for nearly two decades, but his groin injury reminds us immortality is temporary.
LeBron James injured his groin Tuesday, forcing him to miss most of the second half of the Los Angeles Lakers’ massive win over the Golden State Warriors. The Lakers weren’t supposed to beat the Warriors, not on their home court, and definitely not so resoundingly, but even the baby Lakers put a scare in Golden State last year multiple times. Plus, it’s well-documented how the Warriors appear to coast through the regular season, having reached the NBA mountaintop so often in recent years.
No, the more surprising outcome of the Christmas day contest was that an injury forced LeBron James to miss a significant portion of a basketball game, and now James could potentially miss the next few games as he recovers.
