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    Lakers uncertain how many preseason games LeBron James will play

    LOS ANGELES — A decision on how many preseason games LeBron James will play has yet to be decided. James was asked after practice Friday how many preseason games he wants to participate in. “More than I played last year,” James said. “How many did I play last year? More than I played last year.” Last season, James played in three of the Lakers’ six preseason games. With a new coach in Darvin ...
    by Broderick Turner, Los Angeles Times Sep 30, 2022 2 minutes
    Lakers star LeBron James, shown during media day, says he’ ll appear in more preseason games this fall than last year.

    LOS ANGELES — A decision on how many preseason games LeBron James will play has yet to be decided.

    James was asked after practice Friday how many preseason games he wants to participate in.

    “More than I played last year,” James said. “How many did I play last year? More than I played last

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